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Skydance Debuts on NYSE After Warner Bros-Paramount Merger
Collider reports the merger of Warner Bros and Paramount has officially closed, with the new company beginning trading Tuesday.
According to Collider, the merger between Warner Bros and Paramount officially completed this morning. The new company, named Skydance, is expected to begin trading on the New York Stock Exchange on Tuesday.
No further details about leadership or upcoming releases have been announced yet. The deal creates a single entity combining two major studios, though Collider's report focuses on the completion of the merger and the stock market debut.
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