Sumner Redstone, media legend, dies at 97

Sumner Redstone, the media legend who built ViacomCBS has died on Tuesday at age 97. Redstone was born in 1923 and over several decades built a media empire. He got his start in media in 1954 when he joined his family’s small business running a few drive-in movie theaters. Over the next few decades, he turned the business into one of the nation’s largest movie-theater chains, National Amusements.

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