Wendy McMahon is stepping down as president and CEO of CBS News, Stations, and CBS Media Ventures, ending a turbulent tenure marked by internal unrest, leadership shakeups, and mounting pressure

It’s become clear that the company and I do not agree on the path forward,” Wendy McMahon wrote to the staff, weeks after the top producer at "60 Minutes" resigned.

Journalists at CBS News have been rattled by the resignation of their boss Wendy McMahon, fueling more speculation that parent company Paramount will settle Trump lawsuit.

The star host of “CBS Mornings” will face tough negotiations to renew a contract that’s coming due in September, sources told The Post.

One of the most powerful women in broadcast news is walking away from CBS, and her departure signals deeper changes brewing behind the scenes.

Paramount Global (PARA) announced on Monday that its board has initiated a review and evaluation of strategic alternatives to maximize shareholder value. “As Paramount continues to build on the strong leasing momentum from the first quarter,

David Ellison doesn’t even own Paramount but he’s planning to grow it, On The Money has learned. The Skydance chief – with money to burn from his billionaire dad, Oracle founder Larry Ellison – knows that in the new era of media,

Wendy McMahon, President/CEO of CBS News and Stations and CBS Media Ventures, has stepped down from her role at the Eye Network. According to Deadline, McMahon's resignation comes as CBS might be acquired by Skydance.