Paramount is laying off thousands of employees.
It has been two months since Skydance bought Paramount for $8 billion, and — shocker — the newly merged megacorporation has already begun the process of laying off thousands of its workers. It’s almost like these big media consolidation deals invariably end up harming workers. [Link: Paramount begins laying off 2,000 people months after Skydance merger | https://www.washingtonpost.com/business/2025/10/29/paramount-s…
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