Published on: 2025-05-17 10:36:00
After feeling the heat from wireless providers and streaming services, traditional cable companies Charter and Cox are seemingly fighting back with the announcement of a merger. Charter, more commonly known as Spectrum, will buy Cox for around $34.5 billion, one of the largest deals in the industry over the last year. It'll also become a much bigger broadband service provider. Charter is the second-largest publicly traded cable company behind Comcast. With over 6.5 million customers, Cox is the
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The cable industry is fighting back against streaming services with the announcement that Charter Communications and Cox Communications will merge. Charter, more commonly known as Spectrum, will buy Cox for around $34.5 billion, one of the largest deals in the industry over the last year. It'll also become a much bigger broadband service provider. Charter is the second-largest publicly traded cable company behind Comcast. With over 6.5 million customers, Cox is the third-largest cable company.
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Two of the largest cable companies in the US are intent on merging. Charter Communications’ proposed acquisition of Cox Communications — the largest division of Cox Enterprises — will value the former at over $34 billion inclusive of debt. In Cox Communications, the Cox family, which acquired its first cable business in 1962, already operates the largest private broadband company in America, supplying homes in more than 30 states, and it will be the majority shareholder in the acquisition with
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is a news writer who covers the streaming wars, consumer tech, crypto, social media, and much more. Previously, she was a writer and editor at MUO. Charter and Cox have announced plans to merge in a $34.5 billion deal that will create a cable and internet behemoth. The two telecom companies say the merger will allow them to “aggressively compete” against larger broadband companies and mobile providers that have rolled out internet plans of their own. Charter, which currently has 31.5 million c
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If you have an ounce of historical awareness (and basic empathy), the name “Guantánamo Bay” triggers images of torture and pain. It’s a site where the deprivation of the powers that be has been on full display. But what if Guantánamo wasn’t such a downer? What if it became a “prosperous charter city”? That’s the proposal coming from the most recent group of libertarian tech weirdos trying to rebrand Guantanamo with the help of a little modern-day slave labor. Since taking office, President Dona
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Standard Chartered's bullish crypto analyst still sees bitcoin's price hitting $500,000 during Donald Trump's presidency — even after a selloff that sank the world's largest digital currency to a three-month low. Geoffrey Kendrick, who heads up digital assets research at Standard Chartered, told CNBC he believes bitcoin will hit the $200,000 mark this year before climbing even further in the coming years. "Within the crypto ecosystem, what we need are traditional financial players, like Standa
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