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Charter Communications Rises with More Mobile Lines, Smaller TV Decline
Charter Communications shares moved higher after the company added more mobile lines in the first quarter and tempered a decline in TV subscribers. The stock was up 11% at $370.95 in early trading. Shares are now in positive territory year-to-date. They were trading at $259.10 at this time a year ago.
Pay TV is still declining, though Charter Communications has found a way to slow this loss. During the first quarter of 2025, ...
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Charter sees slower pay TV churn during Q1, adds wireless customersThe Pacific Palisades and Altadena wildfires impacted broadband disconnects, but the loss was lower than Q1 2024. This ...
Charter Communications, the Stamford-based company behind Spectrum, saw its total number of customers decline 2% in the first ...
Cable executives have pointed to intense competition, and it's unclear if or when this trend will change. In response, Charter has centered offerings and bundles around mobile, and Comcast ...
Charter Communications, Inc. (along with its subsidiaries, the "Company" or "Charter"), which operates the Spectrum ...
Shares of the broadband and cable TV provider were up 1.5% in premarket trading. Charter added 514,000 mobile lines during the first quarter, higher than the growth of 486,000 a year earlier and the ...
The cable giant shed less video customers than last year as overall revenue edge up slightly to $13.67 billion.
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