Paramount launches $44 billion debt sale to fund Warner Bros. Discovery deal

TheWrap’s Jeremy Fuster reports that Paramount Skydance filed a $44 billion debt offering with the SEC, split between $32 billion in investment-grade debt and $12.4 billion in high-yield bonds, to help fund its $110 billion purchase of Warner Bros. Discovery.

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