Paramount Skydance Secures $24 Billion From Saudi Arabia, Qatar and Abu Dhabi Funds for Warner Bros. Deal: Report

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  1. > Paramount Skydance, led by David Ellison, has received commitments of nearly $24 billion to back its takeover of Warner Bros. Discovery from three Middle Eastern sovereign wealth funds, the Wall Street Journal reported.

    > Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund (PIF) agreed to provide about $10 billion to Paramount, with the state-controlled funds of Qatar and Abu Dhabi providing the remainder of the $24 billion, the Journal reported, citing anonymous sources.

  2. Absolutely fucking terrible. This should never be allowed for so many different reasons.

  3. Is this actually going to end up going through, or will it run into problems that end up preventing it?

    I don’t even mean being stopped by anti-monopoly politicians (lol), I mean with the amount of debt they’re going to be in. I’m not business-savvy enough to get how it all works but somebody else said Netflix “pulling out” might have just been a tactical retreat and they’ll try again if/when this goes belly-up.

  4. MuddaFrmAnnudaBrudda on

    All because they didn’t want Netflix to have it. Didn’t even have the money.

  5. It’s pretty crazy to me how we’re letting foreign countries buy everything up…

  6. “Why aren’t we going after the other oppressive regimes in the Middle East?”

  7. Griffisbored on

    I know this is an entertainment sub but this is political news. Middle East countries are funding the Trump friendly media empire while they are begging Trump to invade Iran and force open the straits of Hormuz. This is basically a bribe.

  8. Iamthelizardking887 on

    In the next movie, Superman will go after his biggest nemesis yet:

    A Washington Post reporter.

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