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Fox desperately trying to avoid selling to Comcast

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Jon Brodkin
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21st Century Fox has been consistently trying to avoid selling to Comcast because Fox officials believe a merger with the largest US cable company may not be approved by the federal government.

Comcast and the Walt Disney Company have been in a bidding war for the assets being sold by Fox. The most recent development came last week when Fox leadership rejected a $65 billion offer from Comcast and accepted Disney's new offer of $71.3 billion.

Comcast could try to outbid Disney again and seek approval from Fox shareholders. But Fox and Disney said in a new Securities and Exchange Commission filing that a Comcast/Fox deal would face a difficult path to regulatory approval.

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