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CBS owner Paramount reportedly intends to settle Trump’s $20 billion lawsuit
Trump's complaint, filed against Paramount and CBS in a federal court in Texas, seeks at least $20 billion in damages. The lawsuit has been widely described as frivolous, but it appears that Paramount is motivated to settle the case while it seeks the Trump administration's approval for a merger with Skydance.
Shari Redstone faces a dilemma over whether to protect '60 Minutes' from a nuisance Trump lawsuit or keep Paramount on track ...
Bidding wars, a CEO reshuffling, a new presidential administration, and other roadblocks have plagued Paramount Global as it ...
Paramount Global boss Shari Redstone asked CBS brass to delay airing sensitive stories about President Trump and his policies ...
Paramount Global persuaded Delaware’s top court Wednesday to review a ruling that directed the entertainment giant to turn ...
The Federal Communications Commission has been in contact with Paramount Global about steps needed for the agency to approve ...
Trump’s head of the Federal Communications Commission said Monday that he will review complaints over alleged news distortion ...
The current administration is seeking to defund the CFPB and extract concessions as part of a Paramount Global Lawsuit.
Minutes' has sounded an alert with Sunday's broadcast informing viewers about the departure of executive producer Bill Owens ...
The discussions are a small step in a complex effort to secure federal approval for the media company’s deal with Skydance.
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