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The Wrap reports that a Paramount source has pushed back on reports that CEO David Ellison could unload CNN in an effort to resolve California's antitrust suit challenging its $110bn acquisition of Warner Bros Discovery. Paramount Skydance chief legal officer Makan Delrahim had said all options, including a possible sale of CNN, were "on the table." CNN chief media analyst Brian Stelter said Delrahim's remarks were intended to convey Paramount's willingness to negotiate with California Attorney General Rob Bonta, rather than signal that Ellison is preparing to sell CNN.
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Severe heat and drought are damaging crops across Europe, with farmers facing sharply lower yields, water shortages and transport disruption as extreme weather strains the agricultural sector. Dutch potato farmer Hendrik Jan ten Cate expects his harvest to be about one-third below average, while Bosnian corn farmer Slavisa Lukic forecasts yields of just 1.5-2 tonnes per hectare, compared with 6-7 tonnes previously. The impact extends from Italian grapes and Czech hops to Hungarian dairy farming, while record-low Danube water levels are disrupting Romanian grain transport. In England, farms have invested in reservoirs and irrigation infrastructure but continue to face dwindling water supplies. Triodos estimates the heatwaves and drought could reduce EU GDP by 1%, or around €180bn, in 2026.
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