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American actor and comedian
Bill Cosby actively explored buying NBC in the early 1990s: reporting at the time says he discussed an offer, consulted bankers including Goldman Sachs, and lined up partners for a potential $3.5–$4 b...
Available reporting and contemporaneous coverage attribute the murder of Bill Cosby’s son, Ennis Cosby, to a single assailant—Mikhail (Mikail/Michael) Markhasev—who was arrested, tried, convicted of f...
Bill Cosby publicly pursued at least one high-profile, reported effort to acquire a major media company — NBC — in the early 1990s; multiple mainstream outlets from The New York Times to Variety and t...
Bill Cosby explored buying NBC in the early 1990s, when analysts put the likely price at roughly $3.5–$4 billion and Cosby’s personal wealth was reported near $300 million, so any transaction would ha...
Bill Cosby publicly explored buying NBC in the early 1990s and assembled advisers (including Goldman Sachs) to shop a possible bid reportedly in the roughly $3.5–4 billion range, but General Electric ...
Donald Trump’s legal outcomes in matters tied to sexual misconduct and related defamation claims show a mix of convictions, large civil judgments, and settlements that are substantial but uneven when ...