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Stephen Colbert asks why “The Late Show” was canceled if Paramount can offer Warner Bros. $108 billion
Stephen Colbert is asking why The Late Show was canceled for financial reasons if CBS' parent company Paramount can offer $108 billion to acquire Warner Bros.

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Stephen Colbert questions Paramount's Warner Bros. bid
Stephen Colbert calls on Paramount to 'uncancel one of their best shows' amid $108 billion hostile takeover bid for WBD | Video
‘Hollywood is shocked’: Warner Bros sale looms large over movie industry
In the eyes of many in Hollywood, the battle for control of Warner Bros Discovery boils down to two unappealing options: the winner will either be the company that broke the foundations of the movie b...

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Fact Check: Don't believe video showing Netflix logo on iconic Warner Bros. water tower
Warner deal could make Netflix an awards behemoth
Paramount Skydance may raise bid for Warner Bros. Discovery by 10% after going hostile: sources
The raised offer – which amounts to nearly $86 billion – would easily cover the $2.8 billion breakup fee, worth about $1 a share, that WBD would face if it nixes the Netflix merger, insiders noted.

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Retail Crowd Is Loading Up on Netflix After $40 Billion Selloff
Why Analysts See the Warner Bros. Discovery Story Shifting as Bids and Breakup Talk Escalate

Scott Pelley says '60 Minutes' has faced 'no corporate interference' by new Paramount owners

While accepting an award, "60 Minutes" correspondent Scott Pelley said his program has not faced any corporate interference from the new Paramount owners.

CBS News' Scott Pelley says '60 Minutes' has experienced 'no corporate interference' under new Paramount leadership

Scott Pelley claimed that he has experienced "no corporate interference" yet at "60 Minutes" under the new Paramount leadership. While accepting his recognition as a Walter Cronkite Award honoree for his coverage of the Trump administration's threats to major law firms,

Nate Burleson could be out at CBS Mornings

As CBS News undergoes major changes following the acquisition of Paramount by Skydance, the signs are currently pointing to a revamp of the network's weekday morning show.
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