Whether or not viewers are tuning in to see Colbert, his former self or that former self’s lookalike relative, there may be little Viacom can do to limit the character’s future appearances.

By Paul Bond, Georg Szalai A little more than a year ago, Viacom then-CEO Philippe Dauman was under siege from investors who grew tired of years of underperformance at the conglomerate and ...

Viacom shares jumped 1.8 percent on Thursday ... The moves have no strategic value and do little more than cut costs and make the surviving operating units more attractive for a possible takeover ...

Neither of these two perceptions is entirely accurate. But what is true is that there is little Viacom--or any other big media firm trying to enforce its copyright online--can do to avoid being ...

Marian Kessler, Co-Portfolio Manager of Becker Value Equity Fund, buys out-of-favor companies with strong balance sheets, good value and improving fundamentals.

“Maybe he realizes the lunacy of his asset separation and wants to make things right by recombining these assets,” MoffettNathanson suggested, spelling out a little later: “Viacom and CBS ...

Bibb sees Dauman’s idiosyncratic blame-the-scorekeepers strategy as little more than a tactic to distract attention from the stasis that’s enveloped Viacom since Redstone’s involvement has ...

There is little capital cost associated with the site, which consists almost entirely of user-generated content. Atom's game division may be the juicier acquisition in the eyes of Viacom Chairman ...

“A year into Viacom’s expanded presence in the U.K., I am happy to report that there has been relatively little in the way of intrigue or drama. The BBC has really taken the spotlight in that ...

The 92-year-old Mr. Redstone has overwhelming control of Viacom, with a roughly 80% voting stake. The company has said little on the subject of his health.