Paramount agrees to settle Trump lawsuit for $16 million
Paramount Global says it will pay $16 million to settle a news distortion lawsuit brought by President Donald Trump last year.
Paramount Global says it will pay $16 million to settle a news distortion lawsuit brought by President Donald Trump last year.
The Freedom of Press Foundation claims it owns Paramount stock, and will file a derivative lawsuit if the company settles a news distortion case brought by President Trump last year.
A trio of U.S. Senators have expressed concern that Paramount Global may have violated federal anti-bribery laws with respect to the entertainment giant’s ongoing lawsuit involving President Donald Trump.
Officials at the federal agency are discussing Paramount’s diversity and equity initiatives, as well as a news distortion complaint lodged against its New York TV station.
A group of New York pension funds is suing Paramount Global over its blockbuster merger with Skydance Media.
Executives believe the merger will happen sooner than expected, anticipating an easier time with regulatory scrutiny once President-elect Donald Trump takes office.
The media giant settled on a tie-up with Skydance Media, but not before holding talks with others.
The California worker says Paramount failed to provide adequate notification as required under a New York state labor law.
The NFL is discussing a possible divestiture of its NFL Media brand and related properties to Skydance Media and Redbird Capital Partners, according to a report.
Paramount Global is moving forward with a second wave of layoffs, impacting around 15 percent of its remaining workforce.
Former Warner Music Chairman Edgar Bronfman, Jr. is withdrawing his bid for Paramount Global.
Attorneys for Skydance say Paramount’s board committed a “material breach” of their transaction agreement by expanding the “go-shop” window from 45 days.
The former Warner Music chairman has sweetened his offer for Paramount, which includes allowing non-voting shareholders to cash in their stock.
After weeks of speculation, media executive Edgar Bronfman, Jr. has made his play for Paramount Global.
Edgar Bronfman, Jr. is reportedly still interested in making a play for Paramount Global.
The bid would involve spending $2 billion to $2.5 billion in order to acquire National Amusements, Paramount’s largest shareholder.
The lawsuit, filed in Delaware, claims the proposed merger stands to substantially benefit one person: Shari Redstone
Networks like CBS and Comedy Central that nurture hit TV franchises and have lucrative live sports rights are likely safe for the long-term, but the future is hazy for other Paramount-owned channels.
Former NBC Universal CEO Jeffrey Shell will lead Paramount in an executive role once the merger with Skydance Media is complete.
The deal would involve a purchase of National Amusements, then an immediate merger with the famed movie studio.
National Amusements owner Shari Redstone has ended discussions with Skydance Media about offloading her controlling stake in Paramount Global.
Paramount is likely to eliminate some jobs amid a corporate restructuring if its proposed merger with Skydance Media falls through, executives affirmed this week.
Paramount and Skydance Media have agreed to a framework for a proposed merger that could be announced in the coming days.
The revised bid comes several weeks after pre-merger discussions between Skydance and Paramount exited a window of exclusivity.
CBS, MTV and Paramount Plus could be divorced from the Paramount Pictures, according to a report.
Sony and Apollo Global Management have formalized their $26 billion all-cash bid for Paramount Global.
Paramount Global’s CEO Bob Bakish will depart from the company on Tuesday; the company missed revenue estimates during Q1, but beat on earnings.
Paramount CEO Bob Bakish could be replaced as soon as this week, according to a report published over the weekend.
The cease-and-desist letter was sent by an attorney representing Aspen Sky Trust on Wednesday.
Dawn Ostroff, Frederick Terrell, Rob Kleiger and Nicole Seligman are said to be leaving Paramount’s board in the coming weeks.
Aspen Sky Trust characterized Skydance’s offer as “undervalued,” one that would benefit Shari Redstone over other shareholders.
Matrix Asset Advisors complained the deal would substantially benefit Shari Redstone to the possible detriment of shareholders.
The deal would likely include RedBird Capital Partners, where former NBC Universal boss Jeff Shell overseas sports and media investments.
The decision comes despite an offer from Apollo Global Management to buy the company for $26 billion.
The offer is contingent upon merging the Paramount brand with Skydance Media, according to reports.
Skydance Media is said to be plotting an all-cash offer for Paramount Global’s parent company, National Amusements, according to reports.