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Someone Just Asked A Major Paramount Investor If CBS News Would Be Compromised As The Skydance Merger Finalizes And Colbert Gets The Axe
In a press conference following the finalization of the merger, Gerry Cardinale, founder and managing partner of Redbird (the top investor in the new company), told Deadline that there will be no outside influence on the news for the "simple" reason that it’s a bad investment. Cardinale said…
Paramount and Skydance Close Their $8 Billion Merger, Kicking off Reign of New Entertainment Giant
Skydance and Paramount officially closed their $8 billion merger on Thursday — kicking off the reign of a new entertainment giant after a contentious, over year-long endeavor to get the transaction ov
The company’s new CEO, David Ellison, acknowledged the merger’s bumpy road in an open letter addressed to the company’s ...
EXCLUSIVE: ‘He didn’t botch it,’ a network employee said about David Ellison’s meeting. ‘Which is a decent start.’ ...
The bigger question becomes whether the current partners will continue to broadcast NFL games, after the league exercises its ...
New Paramount CEO David Ellison faced questions about CBS News' future, M&A, the future of late night and more in his first ...
The chief executive of Skydance, David Ellison, is now in control of CBS and its parent company, Paramount, but he is not ...
New Paramount CEO David Ellison said that he had “no interest” in wading “into the political spectrum” with CBS News, as he ...
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David Ellison and four other members of the New Paramount executive board spoke about their plans for the company on Thursday ...
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CNBC's David Faber sits down with Paramount Skydance chairman and CEO David Ellison to discuss the company's relationship with the NFL, Taylor Sheridan, plans for CBS News, and much more.
Shari Redstone will get $1.75 billion for her stake while her exiting C-suite executives will get eight-figure termination ...
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