Justice Department Sides With Paramount on Demand That States Post $1.88 Billion Bond
📍 Where it landed
The Justice Department publicly supported Paramount’s demand that states post a roughly $1.9 billion bond in the antitrust suit, and a judge set a date for settlement talks. While the parties scheduled negotiations, coverage ended without reporting a final agreement or court ruling.
Epilogue added 26d ago, after coverage quieted.
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