2020 has turned out to be a historical year for many reasons. While the pandemic delivered a brutal blow to theatres and all in-person forms of entertainment, it has been very kind to video-streaming services thanks to the ‘stay-at-home’ trend.

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Bernstein has launched coverage of the telecom, cable and satellite sector with a mostly positive outlook and bullish recommendations on several stocks.

Stocks slide as Trump extends trade war to Mexico.

Viacom, Inc. VIAB reported mixed results in the fourth quarter of fiscal 2017 (ended Sep 30, 2017), wherein revenues outpaced the Zacks Consensus Estimate but earnings lagged the same.

In the domestic market, net additions of its postpaid wireless subscribers declined a massive 44.8% year over year. AT&T lost 251,000 satellite TV customers and 134,000 U-verse TV customers. However, it gained 296,000 DIRECTV NOW connections.

AT&T set off the selling panic earlier this week when they announced they would lose 390,000 pay-tv customers in 3Q 2017 alone.As a reminder, AT&T purchased DirecTV for $48.5 billion just 3 years ago...

The major averages all declined on a weekly basis, though the loss for the Dow and S&P were fairly mild while the slide in the Nasdaq was more significant.

Shares of Sprint jumped Tuesday after the Wall Street Journal said the company is in exclusive talks with Charter and Comcast on several possible transactions, putting its oft-rumored merger talks with T-Mobile on hold.

Netflix has managed to continue growing its subscriber base, recently reaching a new milestone: It now has more paying customers than Comcast Corp., Charter Communications and all other US cable companies combined.

Stocks advanced this week and the major averages closed at record high levels despite data that showed wage growth and hiring missed forecasts in May.

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Charter Communications, Inc. posted market-beating fourth quarter earnings results, as the company continues to digest its recent acquisitions of both Time Warner Cable and Bright House Networks.