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A U.S. bankruptcy court has approved the sale of The Weinstein Company’s assets to Lantern Capital, marking the final chapter for the film and television studio that plunged into crisis following damaging revelations about its co-founder Harvey Weinstein. Judge Mary Walrath approved the sale to the Dallas-based…

Inclusion Media has been depicted in glowing terms in press reports this week for his quixotic pursuit of the assets of The Weinstein Company, even though the Broadway vet didn’t tender a bid until one day after the expiration of a deadline imposed by the Bankruptcy Court — and after TWC declared stalking horse bidder…

The Weinstein Company is looking to depose members of the unsecured creditors committee about any conversations with Inclusion Media, a dark-horse bidder for the studio’s film and television assets. In the sign of mounting tensions between the studio and representatives for its unsecured creditors, which include women…

EXCLUSIVE: The Broadway producer whose offer to buy The Weinstein Co.’s assets was rejected yesterday as too little, too late, is back today with a new bid that exceeds the cash offer from Lantern Capital. Howard Kagan said Inclusion Media has increased its offer to $325 million, matching Lantern’s cash bid and…

EXCLUSIVE: A new bidder has emerged for The Weinstein Company, a day after the bidding process reached a seemingly anti-climactic end: Inclusion Media, a company founded by Broadway producer Howard Kagan. Inclusion Media today submitted a $315 million cash offer for Weinstein Co.’s film and television assets…