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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

tein accusers had been rallying behind this particular bid for TWC because 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 r

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

tein accusers had been rallying behind this particular bid for TWC because 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 r

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

state, and did not include a purchase agreement, a financing commitment, a deposit, or a number of other requirements for a qualified bid. While the Inclusion letter did claim to offer certain attractive aspects for victims, the Debtors concluded after discussions with Mr. Kagan that the Inclusion letter w