Viacom and CBS are officially getting back together

Update: 2019-12-03

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They were once one company, then broken up, but now Shari Redstone is re-combining CBS and Viacom. But will the re-merged companies be enough scale to survive, or will it ultimately be bought by an even bigger company?

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Viacom and CBS are officially getting back together

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Viacom and CBS are officially getting back together

Viacom and CBS are officially getting back together