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CBS Chief Fired In Sex Scandal Fights For $120 Million Severance
CBS's former CEO Leslie Moonves, fired over sexual abuse allegations, is taking the television network to arbitration to try to get $120 million in severance it refused to pay him.
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CBS Names New Interim Chairman Weeks After Leslie Moonves Stepped Down
CBS Corp on Tuesday named Richard Parsons as interim chairman of its board of directors, following the resignation of Leslie Moonves earlier this month amid a new wave of allegations of sexual assault and harassment.
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"60 Minutes" Producer Out As CBS Cleans Up After Harassment Claims
The executive producer of "60 Minutes," America's flagship investigative television news program, Jeff Fager was out at CBS Wednesday in the wake of accusations of sexual misconduct and allegedly tolerating an abusive culture.
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CBS Chief Executive Leslie Moonves Resigns Over Sexual Misconduct Claims
US television giant CBS announced Sunday the immediate departure of CEO Leslie Moonves, one of the biggest scalps in the #MeToo era, following a slew of escalating sexual misconduct allegations.
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Nearly A Year Into #Metoo, It Is Time To Discuss Bad Guys Who Think They Are Good Guys
Following the allegations against CBS chief Leslie Moonves, society must deal with the gray.
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CBS Chairman Leslie Moonves Accused Of Sexual Misconduct: Reports
A bombshell article published in The New Yorker on Friday accused CBS chairman and chief executive, Leslie Moonves, of sexual misconduct stretching back decades and painted a broader picture of similar behavior within America's most watched television network.
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David Letterman's Final Late Show Date Set
More than 32 years of late-night talk will pass into history next May 20, with CBS' announcement on Wednesday that David Letterman will host his final Late Show on that day.
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CBS Chief Fired In Sex Scandal Fights For $120 Million Severance
CBS's former CEO Leslie Moonves, fired over sexual abuse allegations, is taking the television network to arbitration to try to get $120 million in severance it refused to pay him.
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CBS Names New Interim Chairman Weeks After Leslie Moonves Stepped Down
CBS Corp on Tuesday named Richard Parsons as interim chairman of its board of directors, following the resignation of Leslie Moonves earlier this month amid a new wave of allegations of sexual assault and harassment.
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"60 Minutes" Producer Out As CBS Cleans Up After Harassment Claims
The executive producer of "60 Minutes," America's flagship investigative television news program, Jeff Fager was out at CBS Wednesday in the wake of accusations of sexual misconduct and allegedly tolerating an abusive culture.
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CBS Chief Executive Leslie Moonves Resigns Over Sexual Misconduct Claims
US television giant CBS announced Sunday the immediate departure of CEO Leslie Moonves, one of the biggest scalps in the #MeToo era, following a slew of escalating sexual misconduct allegations.
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Nearly A Year Into #Metoo, It Is Time To Discuss Bad Guys Who Think They Are Good Guys
Following the allegations against CBS chief Leslie Moonves, society must deal with the gray.
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CBS Chairman Leslie Moonves Accused Of Sexual Misconduct: Reports
A bombshell article published in The New Yorker on Friday accused CBS chairman and chief executive, Leslie Moonves, of sexual misconduct stretching back decades and painted a broader picture of similar behavior within America's most watched television network.
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David Letterman's Final Late Show Date Set
More than 32 years of late-night talk will pass into history next May 20, with CBS' announcement on Wednesday that David Letterman will host his final Late Show on that day.
