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Paramount names Mattel boss co-CEO as it looks to close Warner Bros deal
ft.com · 30.09.2026 23:03
HOW IT DEVELOPED
David Ellison Taps Mattel’s Ynon Kreiz to Be Co-CEO of Merged Paramount-Warner Bros.
variety.com
· 30.09 22:13
Paramount-Warner Bros. Merger Set to Close Next Week After Judge OKs Settlement With State AGs
variety.com
· 30.09 21:32
How HBO’s Casey Bloys Wound Up With the Keys to Paramount-Warner Bros.’ Streaming Empire, and What’s to Come
variety.com
· 30.09 18:34
David Ellison Recruits Mattel’s Ynon Kreiz for Senior Role at Merged Paramount-Warner Bros.
variety.com
· 30.09 17:43
Mattel Hires Condé Nast’s Roger Lynch as CEO, Ynon Kreiz to Exit for New Job
variety.com
· 30.09 14:58
Hollywood’s big debt deal hits a wall of higher yields as Paramount finances Warner Bros. buyout
marketwatch.com
· 29.09 23:56
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