Entertainment & Arts
Sony Corp., fresh from announcing a $3.4-billion bid for Columbia Pictures Entertainment, on Thursday offered more than $200 million to buy the hot production company run by its two apparent choices to lead Columbia.
Sept. 29, 1989
The “Hollywood embrace” gained new meaning Thursday with the filing of court documents describing in detail the dispute between Warner Bros. and Sony Corp. for the executive talents of Peter Guber and Jon Peters, producers of this summer’s smash hit, “Batman.”
Oct. 27, 1989
Dodgers
Peter Guber joins Magic Johnson’s Dodgers bid group
March 14, 2012
Dodgers co-owner Peter Guber: No interest in buying Oakland Athletics
Dec. 18, 2013
Sports
Peter Guber has had mixed success in Hollywood
March 28, 2012
Real Estate
‘Batman’ producer Peter Guber sells Bel-Air home
Dec. 14, 2011
Sony Corp. said Tuesday that it would proceed with its $200-million acquisition of Guber-Peters Entertainment Co. regardless of whether Jon Peters and Peter Guber obtain releases from their five-year movie production contract with Warner Bros.
Oct. 11, 1989
Sony Corp. intends to pay Hollywood producers Peter Guber and Jon Peters as much as $14.1 million each over five years to run Columbia Pictures Entertainment, it was disclosed Tuesday.
Oct. 4, 1989
Jon Peters, the mercurial movie producer hired as co-chairman of Columbia Pictures Entertainment two years ago in one of the richest and messiest deals in Hollywood history, relinquished his post Wednesday to establish an independent production company.
May 9, 1991
Hollywood’s Peter Guber buys into the Golden State Warriors
July 15, 2010