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Daily MIC: Reuters Sources Claim US States Could Challenge Paramount-WBD Deal Next Week; Non-US World Cup Matches See Strong Audiences; Casey Bloys Talks Post-Merger Future at HBO

Published: 2026-07-09Institution: Guggenheim Securities LLCPages: 6Original language: 英语Evidence page: 1

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Daily MIC: Reuters Sources Claim US States Could Challenge Paramount-WBD Deal Next Week; Non-US World Cup Matches See Strong Audiences; Casey Bloys Talks Post-Merger Future at HBO

Media, Internet & Communications Daily July 9, 2026

TMT Research Guggenheim

GSTMTResearch@guggenheimpartners.com Daily MIC: Reuters Sources Claim US States Could

Michael Morris, CFA Challenge Paramount-WBD Deal Next Week; Non-US michael.morris@guggenheimpartners.com

804 253 8025 World Cup Matches See Strong Audiences; Casey

Curry Baker Bloys Talks Post-Merger Future at HBO curry.baker@guggenheimpartners.com

804 253 8029

Charles Wilber RELEVANT, TIMELY OPINION, ANALYSIS AND NEWS FLOW FOR TMT

charles.wilber@guggenheimpartners.com INVESTING

804 335 3977

Taylor Manley Key News Flow: PSKY, WBD, CMCSA, FOXA, DIS, GOOG/L, NET, MSFT, META,

taylor.manley@guggenheimpartners.com UBER, DASH, FUBO

804 253 1336

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KEY NEWS FLOW

PSKY, WBD: US states could sue next week to block Paramount-Warner Bros deal, sources

say (Reuters) - U.S. states concerned that Paramount's $110 billion acquisition of Warner

Bros. Discovery will hurt competition could sue to block the deal as soon as next week,

two sources familiar with the matter told Reuters. California Attorney General Rob Bonta

has taken the lead in investigating whether the deal violates U.S.

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