September 24, 2026

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Paramount and California AG Bonta Reportedly in ‘Advanced Talks’ to Settle Antitrust Suit

Paramount Global and California Attorney General Rob Bonta are reportedly in “advanced talks” to settle a multistate antitrust case that has stalled Paramount’s $43 billion bid for Warner Bros. Discovery. The lawsuit, filed by a coalition of twelve states, alleges the merger would create a vertically integrated media behemoth that could curb competition and raise subscription costs. While no deal is final, insiders say potential remedies may include firewalls between streaming services, licensing commitments, and an independent oversight board.