It may be worth pointing out that when Saban bought Power Rangers from Disney they paid less than $100 million for it. So they've sold it for five times the amount they paid. That's a heck of a profit, and suggests that Power Rangers as a whole is actually doing a lot better (and so is more valuable) than it was back then.
I guess that is different, sort of. There was more to the articles back in Feb, but Facebook can't seem to find stuff from that far back.
The announcement in February was that Hasbro would be producing the toyline instead of Bandai. Saban were still in charge of everything else. They owned the name 'Power Rangers', they made the TV show, they had to give Shout Factory the OK to release the Sentai boxsets etc etc etc.
It's like how Hasbro are making Star Wars toys, but Star Wars as a whole is still owned by Lucasfilm.
That press release back then had a bunch of dry legal stuff attached, and buried in that was a sentence where it said that at "a later date" Hasbro could make a bid to buy everything else from Saban if they wanted to. It didn't mean Hasbro had to try to buy it, or that Saban had to accept the offer. Just that the opportunity was there.
Most people figured that "a later date" meant a couple of years from now, after Hasbro saw how things went with Beast Morphers. But it hinted that Saban didn't intend to be around long term.
This news is that Hasbro has charged ahead and bought everything else from Saban NOW. As soon as this deal is finalised (which will probably take a few months), Saban have nothing to do with Power Rangers and it's Hasbro that have to make the Beast Morphers TV show happen.