CORRECTED-Paramount cuts ties with Tom Cruise: WSJ
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Corrects number of Cruise-produced Paramount films to five,  instead of seven, and global box office total to more than $2  billion, instead of more than $3 billion, in 13th paragraph
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United Artists, the film studio backed by actor Tom Cruise, and Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Inc, said on Monday it had reached a deal enabling striking Hollywood screenwriters to work on the company's films.
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(Corrects paragraph 2 to show Exxon Mobil is largest publicly traded U.S. oil company, not worldâs largest)
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Reviving industry talk that Peter Chernin could succeed Walt Disney Co. CEO Michael Eisner, News Corp. has disclosed that its president and chief operating officer is not subject to any noncompete clauses.
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By Steve Krutzler / 20:55, 7 September 2004 / General Star Trek. Paramount Network Television will undergo a major refit according to Viacom today.
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A film company run by actor Tom Cruise was close to an agreement with the striking Writers Guild of America, while the Golden Globes awards show broadcast was uncertain, people close to the matter said on Sunday.
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BEAVERTON, Ore., Feb. 19  /PRNewswire/ -- Editors are advised this is a corrected version of the release issued earlier today.  Some of the pricing in the original release was inaccurate.
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Update - Paramount has officially denied rumors that it will break its exclusivity with HD DVD and switch to Blu-ray.
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Corrects reference to world's fifth-largest oil producer in 2nd paragraph
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While the messy divorce between Tom Cruise and Paramount Pictures won't sink Cruise's career, it still points to a sea change in an industry that has tolerated celebrity misdeeds as long as they didn't hurt the bottom line.
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Jeff Greenberg leaves post at No. 1 insurance broker not long after Spitzer targeted firm: WSJ. NEW YORK (CNN/Money) - Marsh &amp; McLennan&#39;s embattled Chief Executive Officer Jeffrey Greenberg stepped down as
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(Corrects headline and paragraph 2 to show cameraman died, not reporter)
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United Artists, the film company backed by actor Tom Cruise and Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Inc, said on Monday it has reached a deal enabling striking Hollywood screenwriters to work on the company's films.
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In NEW YORK story headlined, "U.S. stocks headed for weak  open; oil data on tap" please read in paragraph six "...senior  dealer at Binexx.com..." instead of "...senior dealer at  Bynexx.com..."
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Corrects seventh paragraph to show that ride was formerly named Submarine Voyage.
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Reports claim that Cruise because the actor follows Scientology.
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The Wall Street Journal will rename its Saturday leisure section, the first significant step taken since Rupert Murdoch's News Corp agreed to buy the Journal's parent, Dow Jones & Co., the New York Times reported in its online edition.