Trump and CBS-owner Paramount Global enter mediation this week. Company leaders are eager to put the Trump lawsuit and '60 ...

Paramount’s interest in settling has dismayed CBS’s news division. The executive producer of “60 Minutes” abruptly resigned ...

The Federal Communications Commission has been in contact with Paramount Global about steps needed for the agency to approve ...

A Delaware court ruled earlier this month that the investor has a "credible basis to suspect wrongdoing” in the $8 billion ...

Host Scott Pelley explained that corporate influence on the show’s editorial direction led to Bill Owens’s resignation.

People at Skydance — which will be running Paramount and CBS if the deal is approved — are said to be ready to agree to Carr’s demands on ending DEI and making sure programming meets ...

It is widely believed the ongoing lawsuit between Trump and CBS News is one of the main hold-ups in the Paramount-Skydance deal being approved. Carr has claimed that the lawsuit and the FCC’s review ...

Bob Bakish received $69.3 million in severance compensation after he was dismissed by Paramount Global as CEO in April 2024.

Officials at the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) have engaged with executives at Paramount Global on various remedies ...

the Paramount-Skydance deal remains in regulatory limbo. “News distortion” complains lobbed against Paramount, as the parent of CBS News and CBS Owned Stations, from the ultra-conservative ...

But its hard to look at the tumult at 60 Minutes without the larger considerations at play: Redstone has a deal to sell Paramount Global to Skydance, controlled by David Ellison, in a deal ...

Paramount shareholder Mario Gabelli says he will seek a “more equitable distribution” of Shari Restone’s payout in the $8 billion Skydance merger for the media ... other than its Paramount stock in ...