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look forward to working with Lantern to close the transaction and consummate the going concern sale." When TWC filed for bankruptcy in March after Harvey Weinstein's sexual misconduct left the company reeling, Texas-based Lantern became the stalking horse bidder with a $310 million cash offer and the assumption

controversy as word of Lantern's potential triumph has EFTA00820445 circulated. According to the law firm of Hagens Berman, representing several Weinstein accusers in a class action lawsuit, a late bid had arrived from Inclusion Media, a New York-based company to be formed by theatrical producer Howar

es Lantern Capital as Winning Bidder for Assets Harvey Weinstein Courtesy of Christian Alminana/Getty Im

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

look forward to working with Lantern to close the transaction and consummate the going concern sale." When TWC filed for bankruptcy in March after Harvey Weinstein's sexual misconduct left the company reeling, Texas-based Lantern became the stalking horse bidder with a $310 million cash offer and the assumption

dy there's some controversy as word of Lantern's potential triumph has circulated. According to the law firm of Hagens Berman, representing several Weinstein accusers in a class action lawsuit, a late bid had arrived from Inclusion Media, a New York-based company to be formed by theatrical producer Howar

es Lantern Capital as Winning Bidder for Assets Harvey Weinstein Courtesy of Christian Alminana/Getty Im

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

look forward to working with Lantern to close the transaction and consummate the going concern sale." When TWC filed for bankruptcy in March after Harvey Weinstein's sexual misconduct left the company reeling, Texas- based Lantern became the stalking horse bidder with a $310 million cash offer and the assumption o

dy there's some controversy as word of Lantern's potential triumph has circulated. According to the law firm of Hagens Berman, representing several Weinstein accusers in a class action lawsuit, a late bid had arrived from Inclusion Media, a New York-based company to be formed by theatrical producer Howard

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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