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Skydance, which is in exclusive merger talks with Paramount Global, expects to more than double its revenue and triple its adjusted earnings in the coming years.
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Sony Pictures and Apollo submitted a $26 billion all-cash offer for Paramount Global, the latest twist in one of the messiest deal dramas in recent memory.
Sony Pictures and Apollo submitted a $26 billion all-cash offer for Paramount Global, the latest twist in one of the messiest deal dramas in recent memory.The Wall Street Journal - World
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