Cable-TV companies Charter Communications and Cox will merge, using Spectrum as the brand name, in an era of cord-cutting and ...

The combination of two of America's largest cable companies could impact your broadband package. This is what we know so far.

Is the merger of Charter and Cox a last gasp effort to fend off their ravenous competitors and avoid the business equivalent ...

Charter Communications on Friday agreed to buy privately held rival Cox Communications for $21.9 billion, combining two of ...

Charter and Cox are planning to merge in a deal worth $34.5 billion that will create an industry leader in mobile, broadband ...

Charter Communications announced plans to buy rival Cox Communications, which serves much of San Diego County, for $21.9 ...

At MoffattNathanson, Winfrey talked up Wi-Fi and CBRS, and touted Charter as having the fastest mobile speed due to shifting ...

Charter Communications today agreed to buy privately held rival Cox Communications for $21.9 billion, combining two of the ...

Charter and Cox, two of the nation's biggest cable companies, agreed to merge at a time when cable is increasing out of favor ...

The AP noted that Cox Enterprises will contribute Cox Communications’ residential cable business to Charter Holdings, an ...

The company would be called Cox Communications, with Spectrum being the brand that it uses for its consumer-facing business. During a morning analyst call, Winfrey elaborated that Charter in ...

And yes, Charter has interests in a variety of regional sports networks (including a 27 percent stake in SNY and 50 percent stakes in the Dodgers’ and Lakers’ Spectrum-branded RSNs ...