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Elon Musk could potentially have a stake in CNN. Semafor reported that Musk is one of several investors being considered for a cash infusion into Skydance Paramount, as the company’s Trump-friendly CEO,
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Elon Musk could own part of CNN and CBS News as Paramount considers him for Warner Bros deal
Elon Musk could own part of CNN and CBS News as Paramount considers him as an investor in its takeover of Warner Bros. Discovery, Semafor reports. The post Elon Musk Could Own Part of CNN and CBS News as Paramount Considers Him for Warner Bros Deal appeared first on Baller Alert.
Paramount is reportedly exploring bringing the Tesla founder into an investor syndicate.
Paramount executives reportedly have discussed asking billionaire Elon Musk to take an equity stake in its $81 billion takeover of Warner Bros. Discovery – a move that could fuel the burgeoning panic among CNN staffers.
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Paramount’s David Ellison Considers Joining Forces With Elon Musk
Elon Musk may soon have a stake in two of the largest television news operations in the U.S., thanks to the Paramount merger with Warner Bros. Discovery. Semafor reports that Paramount Skydance executives are looking for sources of cash and are considering asking the tech oligarch and world’s richest man to join a team of equity investors in the company.
Election officials in Colorado and Washington state have issued public warnings about inaccurate information from the group tied to Musk.
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‘CNN That’s Fake News!’: Trump Shocks Kaitlan Collins On Cam; Musk, Zuckerberg Crack Up | Watch
Donald Trump turned a White House AI event into another confrontation with CNN, abruptly cutting in with “Hold it! Hold it! CNN! Fake news!” before calling the network’s reporter “the worst.” The moment unfolded in front of some of the biggest names in technology,
Elon Musk has spent roughly $366 million on the 2026 midterm elections so far, $276 million just since July, trying to help Republicans retain control of Congress, even as Democrats' chances of retaking the US House and Senate have improved.