Missouri
Charter Planning to Lay Off 107 Engineers, Managers in Missouri
The company is buying Cox for $34.5 billion
Founded in 1993, Charter Communications is the second-largest wireline broadband provider in the U.S., with $55.1 Billion in Annual Revenue as of 2024. They offer internet, video, voice, and mobile services to more than 32 million customers in 41 states.
Missouri
The company is buying Cox for $34.5 billion
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A CPUC commissioner filed an alternative decision that would still approve the deal, but impose fewer conditions
Earnings
The company’s stock fell on financial and operational estimates disclosed in an SEC filing
Satellite
A MoffettNathanson report said real competition with terrestrial mobile carriers was unlikely
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Analysts were split on whether that sets the stage for a merger with Charter
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The cable companies say the terms they’ve agreed to match the Verizon-Frontier merger the state approved earlier this year
Spectrum
The company says its new Spectrum AI tool can open up 50 percent more spectrum without deploying new gear
FCC
Industry, labor, and business groups urge FCC to reject the proposal.
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The company said it would also apply for grant funding to serve all BEAD locations in its footprint if the Commerce Department doesn’t approve the state’s spending plan.
Broadband Mapping and Data
Opensignal’s Q1 report on major ISPs found AT&T had the best upload speeds, and Charter had the highest network reliability score.
Briefs
The brand is reducing internet delays with a new technology.
Infrastructure
Charter reached settlements with two intervenors in California’s review of its Cox acquisition.
Earnings
The company posted 52,000 new mobile lines in the first quarter, its best in the last six years
Charter
The buy appears opportunistic after recent losses.
Earnings
Cable One stock tumbled after an ARPU dip.
Earnings
CEO Chris Winfrey is open to more cable consolidation.