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The Fubo chairman upped his bid to $6 billion, and the "go-shop" window has been extended by 15 days as they weigh his offer against David Ellison's.

Perhaps not for Shari Redstone, but for the Average Joe shareholder.

A merger with Skydance will bring major changes, but far from the scale of industry consolidation that would've come from the alternative.

We have so many questions, including: What will David Ellison be like as CEO? And: What does $2 billion in cost-cutting look like?

Nepo-Baby or Hollywood Savior?

Ellison has been in the entertainment industry for less than two decades, but his mogul moment may be approaching.

David Ellison is the new chairman and CEO, and former NBCUniversal chief Jeff Shell is president as part of the $8 billion deal.

Shari Redstone has reached a preliminary agreement for David Ellison to buy National Amusements, a shocker after talks collapsed last month.

Shari Redstone walked away with two minutes on the clock, according to one report. The expletives then flew.

Harder, Better, Faster, Stronger

Shareholders must now hang their hats on the plan outlined by the three-headed Office of the CEO — or whomever finally buys National Amusements.

Shari Redstone just shut down what looked like a done deal.

Three Paramount Global CEOs lay out their three-part plan to save the company, Skydance or no Skydance.

The deal is not yet finalized, but David Ellison appears to have fended off Sony.

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