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CBS News CEO quits as owner Paramount navigates lawsuit with Donald Trump
Paramount is waiting for Trump’s administration to approve an agreed merger with Hollywood studio Skydance. The president’s media regulator, Federal Communications Commission chair Brendan Carr, has been reviewing the deal for several months. Redstone and her family are in line to receive a billion-dollar payout if the FCC approves the deal.
CBS owner Paramount is currently waiting on its takeover by Skydance and there are only a handful of days left on FCC’s ...
CBS unveiled its new programming lineup amid great uncertainty. Its parent company is struggling to close its sale to David ...
Detailed price information for Stellantis N.V. (STLA-N) from The Globe and Mail including charting and trades.
That’s how CBS topper George Cheeks described the decision to say goodbye to the Grammy Awards ceremony, which has aired on ...
CBS News quietly slashed three high-level positions ahead of a major round of layoffs across parent company Paramount Global ...
Federal Communications Commission chair Brendan Carr is reviewing the transaction and has reopened an investigation into ...
Paramount Global George Cheeks; President and Chief Executive Officer of CBS; Paramount Global Brian Robbins; President and Chief Executive Officer of Paramount Pictures; Paramount Global ...
Wendy McMahon, a TV executive who aggressively pushed CBS News and TV stations into new business operations and formats ...
CEO of Paramount Global, is helping negotiate a settlement of the president’s lawsuit against CBS News, with the pending ...
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