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AT&T-Time Warner

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The bets, forks and reversals that shaped AT&T-Time Warner — each one explained, and checked against the record.

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AT&T Won the Antitrust Trial and Still Lost $40 Billion. The Courtroom Was Never the Problem.
AT&T spent $108.7 billion to buy Time Warner, beat the government in court, closed on its own terms — and four years later handed the whole thing to Discovery for $40.4 billion in cash. The villain everyone remembers, regulation, didn't kill this deal. The strategy did.
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