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Owner Bob Weinstein denied the company was seeking to sell or shut down the company

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	The Weinstein Company has entered talks for a sale of the bulk of its assets to private equity firm Colony Capital, the two companies said in a statement on Monday.&nbsp;</p>
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	The Weinstein Company&#39;s co-chairman, Bob Weinstein, over the weekend denied the company was seeking to sell or shut down the company after his partner Harvey Weinstein was fired following reports of sexual harassment allegations.</p>
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Weinstein Co enters into agreement with Colony Capital to provide capital

Owner Bob Weinstein denied the company was seeking to sell or shut down the company

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