Mike Cavanagh, a veteran of the financial crisis, has just been given a leading part in the unending drama of Hollywood.
Category: NBCUniversal
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Striking Hollywood Writers Disrupt TV’s Major Ad Event
Dozens of protesters greeted marketers as they entered the first major event of the upfronts, an annual showcase for advertisers in which media companies stage lavish gatherings to promote their lineups.
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CNBC Parts Ways With Anchor Who Made Accusations Against NBCUniversal C.E.O.
Hadley Gamble, an anchor and senior correspondent for CNBC International, filed a complaint in March that accused the former NBCUniversal C.E.O., Jeff Shell, of sexual harassment.
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CNBC Anchor Complained NBCUniversal C.E.O. Pressured Her for Years
Hadley Gamble, an anchor and senior international correspondent at CNBC, said in her complaint that former NBCUniversal C.E.O., Jeff Shell, used his position of power to pursue her and pressure her for sex.
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Questions Swirl About NBCUniversal’s Future After C.E.O.’s Shocking Firing
Mike Cavanagh, now in charge of NBCUniversal, is meeting with talent including Lester Holt and Jimmy Fallon as he ponders next steps for the business.
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NBCUniversal’s Jeff Shell Was Fired After Harassment Complaint
Hadley Gamble, a correspondent at CNBC, produced messages to investigators that documented instances of harassment by Jeff Shell, according to her lawyer.
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Why First Republic Has Not Done a Deal
Big banks gave the regional lender a $30 billion lifeline following the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank, but it has yet to raise more cash, sell assets — or itself.
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Jeff Shell, CEO of NBCUniversal, Steps Down After Inquiry
Comcast, the company’s owner, said he was leaving after an investigation into inappropriate conduct with an employee.
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Rebecca Blumenstein, a Senior Times Editor, Takes a Top Role at NBC News
The New York Times – Business:The appointment of Ms. Blumenstein, a deputy managing editor at The Times, is a part of a broad overhaul of the news division at NBCUniversal.
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Tarnished Golden Globes Return to TV, and Hollywood Plays Along
The New York Times – Movies:Amid a few awkward moments, the industry’s stars mostly embraced the chance to accept film and TV trophies in hopes of a bump in business and award-season momentum.