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ca.news.yahoo.com | Lucas Manfredi
A mediator has proposed that Paramount Global and President Donald Trump should settle the latter’s lawsuit against CBS over its “60 Minutes” interview with former vice president Kamala Harris interview for $20 million, according to the Wall Street Journal. The outlet reports that the settlement would include a $17 million donation to Trump’s presidential foundation or museum, as well as millions in legal fees and public service announcements on Paramount-owned networks to fight antisemitism.
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thewrap.com | Lucas Manfredi
A mediator has proposed that Paramount Global and President Donald Trump should settle the latter’s lawsuit against CBS over its “60 Minutes” interview with former vice president Kamala Harris interview for $20 million, according to the Wall Street Journal. The outlet reports that the settlement would include a $17 million donation to Trump’s presidential foundation or museum, as well as millions in legal fees and public service announcements on Paramount-owned networks to fight antisemitism.
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malaysia.news.yahoo.com | Lucas Manfredi
Lucas Manfredi25 June 2025 at 4:25 pm·3-min readA mediator has proposed that Paramount Global and President Donald Trump should settle the latter’s lawsuit against CBS over its “60 Minutes” interview with former vice president Kamala Harris interview for $20 million, according to the Wall Street Journal.
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sg.news.yahoo.com | Lucas Manfredi
A mediator has proposed that Paramount Global and President Donald Trump should settle the latter’s lawsuit against CBS over its “60 Minutes” interview with former vice president Kamala Harris interview for $20 million, according to the Wall Street Journal. The outlet reports that the settlement would include a $17 million donation to Trump’s presidential foundation or museum, as well as millions in legal fees and public service announcements on Paramount-owned networks to fight antisemitism.
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thewrap.com | Lucas Manfredi
Disney has laid off a select number of staffers in its product and technology division. The cuts represent a little less than 2% of Disney Entertainment and ESPN’s product and technology workforce, an individual familiar with the matter tells TheWrap. The person said that the move is a rebalancing of resources and that Disney continues to invest and hire in product & technology, noting it’s a critical area for the company’s growth going forward.
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