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ision shows, the embattled company said Tuesday. "Lantern's bid clearly achieves the highest and best value for the estate and its creditors," said Ivona Smith, a member of The Weinstein Co. board. "We look forward to working with Lantern to close the transaction and consummate the going concern sale." Whe

it creates a settlement fund of $25 million, plus four percent equity in Inclusion, for victims. TWC said in a statement that it had concluded that Inclusion Media's bid "was not a bona fide offer." "Earlier today, news outlets reported that the Company received a letter of interest from Inclusion Media, a pote

ision shows, the embattled company said Tuesday. "Lantern's bid clearly achieves the highest and best value for the estate and its creditors," said Ivona Smith, a member of The Weinstein Co. board. "We look forward to working with Lantern to close the transaction and consummate the going concern sale." Whe

it creates a settlement fund of $25 million, plus four percent equity in Inclusion, for victims. TWC said in a statement that it had concluded that Inclusion Media's bid "was not a bona fide offer." "Earlier today, news outlets reported that the Company received a letter of interest from Inclusion Media, a pote

vision shows, the embattled company said Tuesday. "Lantern's bid clearly achieves the highest and best value for the estate and its creditors," said Ivona Smith, a member of The Weinstein Co. board. "We look forward to working with Lantern to close the transaction and consummate the going concern sale." Wh

it creates a settlement fund of $25 million, plus four percent equity in Inclusion, for victims. TWC said in a statement that it had concluded that Inclusion Media's bid "was not a bona fide offer." "Earlier today, news outlets reported that the Company received a letter of interest from Inclusion Media, a potent