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Leslie Roy Moonves (/ ˈ m uː n v ɛ z /; born October 6, 1949) [1] is an American media executive who was the chairman and CEO of CBS Corporation [2] [3] from 2003 until his resignation in September 2018 following numerous allegations of sexual harassment, sexual assault and abuse. [4] He has been married to TV personality Julie Chen since 2004.
The Los Angeles City Ethics Commission unanimously rejected a proposed settlement between the city and Les Moonves on Wednesday, saying a tougher penalty is warranted for the former CBS chief ...
Moonves agreed on Feb. 5 to pay a $11,250 fine for violating the city’s ethics code by “inducing” a city official to misuse his position in order to create a private advantage for Moonves.
The panel previously rejected a proposed settlement of $11,250 for Moonves because commissioners wanted a tougher penalty. The $15,000 fine approved Wednesday was the maximum allowed.
Leslie Moonves, the ousted former leader of CBS Corp. whose storied career came to an abrupt end in 2018 amid the disclosure of past sexual assault allegations, has been ordered to pay an $11,250 ...
The Los Angeles City Ethics Committee has voted down a proposed settlement by the city with former CBS Corp. head Leslie Moonves for “aiding and abetting the disclosure of confidential ...
Now he’s been thrust into the spotlight amid the company’s messy executive transition. Ianniello, CBS’ chief operating officer, was named acting CEO Sunday after Moonves was forced out in ...
Recently ousted CBS chief Les Moonves will most likely get no severance pay, no matter the results of the investigation the corporation has launched since accusations of sexual misconduct were ...