“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 Corp (NASDAQ: CMCSA, $43.20; Market Capitalization: $165.3 billion), a massive conglomerate that provides broadband services, operates theme parks and a media company that includes NBC and ...

Comcast is considering a spinoff its cable channels into a publicly traded company — is a rollup of misfit cable brands next? By Alex Weprin Senior Editor Comcast Corp. opened its latest earnings call ...

TV channels come and go. However, with so many channels and streaming options, once-popular television channels no longer receive the same level of attention. This has led to lost revenue. As a result ...

Britain Prime Minister Keir Starmer is interviewed by Andrew Ross Sorkin during CNBC "Squawk Box" financial program on Thursday, Sept. 26, 2024 in New York, New York. Leon Neal / AP Comcast Corp.

Comcast Corp. plans to spin off cable-TV channels including MSNBC, CNBC and USA, following through on plans first announced last month. The NBC broadcast network and Peacock streaming TV business will ...

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Comcast is planning to spin off most of its cable television networks, including MSNBC and CNBC, into a separate publicly traded company, according to executives with knowledge of the plan. The ...

Comcast plans to spin off the bulk of its NBCUniversal cable channels. The planned spinoff includes MSNBC, CNBC, E!, and Oxygen, among others. NBC, Bravo, and the streaming service Peacock would not ...

Cable is dying, but it’s a slow death. And — worse — it’s making things very confusing for customers. While streaming services now carry the bulk of buzzy series and movies, some content is still only ...

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!, ...