Cable TV is in trouble — but it still makes money, for now. Maybe there's still time for a pivot.

Note: This story, originally published Nov. 5, was updated on Nov. 20 to reflect Comcast’s formal plans to spin off its cable networks. Comcast is cutting the cord on its cable network portfolio – a ...

Speculation is building around a potential merger between Comcast (NasdaqGS:CMCSA) and Charter, raising questions about ...

After a few bumpy outings due to Covid and less-than-optimal host cities, the Olympics flourished last summer in Paris, with viewership gains and advertising records. With more happy returns expected ...

“We see a real opportunity to invest and build additional scale and I'm excited about the growth opportunities this transition will unlock," Mark Lazarus, who will lead the new firm, promised. By ...

Comcast continues to face cable TV erosion, but total revenue has grown 19% over the past five years due to broadband, studios, and theme parks. Margins have softened but remain. Elevated CAPEX for ...

Comcast is cutting the cord on its declining cable network portfolio – including MSNBC, CNBC, USA, Oxygen, E!, Syfy and Golf Channel – and will spin off the assets into a standalone, publicly traded ...

Comcast announced a plan Wednesday to spin off most of its cable television networks into a separate publicly traded company. The new company will include the USA Network, CNBC, MSNBC, Oxygen, E!, ...

NFL Network has been dark on Comcast’s Xfinity cable systems for five days as the cable provider negotiates a fresh carriage ...