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Paramount quarterly profit falls amid bruising merger battle
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A federal judge has set a March 2 trial to determine whether David Ellison’s Warner Bros. takeover can move forward.
Set us as preferredParamount Skydance must wait until March to defend its proposed $111-billion acquisition of Warner Bros.
Business Paramount agrees to months-long delay of Warner Bros. merger The concessions come as Paramount Skydance already was facing the prospect of a lengthy moratorium.
Paramount said it now has 81.6 million streaming customers, an increase of 2 million from the first quarter.
Paramount released the earnings after markets closed Tuesday.