David Ellison floats Hollywood exit as states threaten his Warner Bros deal

The Paramount CEO is seeking to pressure officials over the $190b Warner Bros deal.

Crew union IATSE and the Directors Guild wrote a detailed letter to attorney general Rob Bonta to reach an agreement with David Ellison rather than drag out a fight to a court room next year.

The top Democrat on the House Judiciary Committee wants Paramount CEO to sit for a transcribed interview to answer questions on its proposed merger with Warner Bros. Discovery. The letter from Rep. Jamie Raskin (D-MD) is just the latest that Democrats have sent to Ellison, as they amplify their criticisms and oppositio

Paramount's board has approved David Ellison's plan to move headquarters from Hollywood to save money.

California’s attorney general accused billionaire David Ellison of “blackmail”

Mr. Ellison told Paramount executives he is considering pulling the company out of California amid a lawsuit brought by state attorneys general.

Paramount’s board has approved a plan to move the Hollywood studio out of California if the state’s attorney general Rob Bonta doesn't agree to settlement talks in his bitter antitrust case by Oct. 1, according to reports.

David Ellison is eager to reach a swift resolution in the antitrust case filed by 12 states seeking to block the Paramount-Warner Bros. Discovery merger. And he’s prepared start moving Paramount out of California as soon as October unless the state’s attorney general, Rob Bonta, agrees to settlement talks, Variety has

Raskin shared how Democrats, should they regain control of the House in November, plan to “blow the whistle” on Trump’s “reign of corruption and lawlessness.”