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The telecom giant plans to deploy the funds over the next five years to scale fiber internet, 5G wireless networks and satellite connectivity.

LYV said that the settlement will also include an eight-year extension of the company's consent decree with the DOJ.

Retail traders await commentary from CEO Jeff Green, who said he would explain the rationale behind his purchase of $148 million Trade Desk stock on Friday.

The deal brings InterPositive’s engineering and research team into Netflix, while Affleck will serve as a senior advisor.

Speaking to CNBC, Ellison stated that the transaction could strengthen competition in the media and streaming industry.

Raymond James analysts stated that they see more attractive investment opportunities elsewhere in their coverage.

The latest prediction market odds for the winner of the WBD acquisition saga come after Paramount raised its takeover offer to $31 per share, up from $30 per share.

WBD also noted that the merger agreement with Netflix remains in effect, adding that the WBD board continues to recommend it over the Paramount offer.

WBD shares have gained 8% in the last eight sessions as a bidding war plays out.

ASTS stock surged after the successful unfolding of the company’s BlueBird 6 satellite, but is now seeing a downfall on Thursday due to its note offering.

According to a Wall Street Journal report, Ancora Holdings has signaled that it may also pursue a proxy fight.

Meta is positioning artificial intelligence at the core of its business strategy following stronger-than-expected fourth-quarter results and outlining ambitious plans for 2026.

Barclays, Pivotal Research and TD Cowen all raised their 12-month price targets for Alphabet, underscoring sustained faith in the search giant’s growth story.

The appointment, effective at Disney’s annual meeting on March 18, will see D’Amaro succeed longtime CEO Robert A. Iger.

According to TheFly, KeyBanc reduced its price target for The Trade Desk to $40 from $88, while maintaining its ‘Overweight’ rating on the shares.

Analysts expect Disney’s fiscal first-quarter revenue to increase by nearly 4%, driven by the strong box office run of its latest releases, “Zootopia 2” and “Avatar: Fire and Ash”.

Barclays raised its price target to $800 from $770 and highlighted a sharp rebound in advertising momentum, noting that revenue growth above 30% has eased many lingering investor worries.

The move comes after the company reported strong fourth-quarter earnings driven by growth in its 5G and fiber broadband businesses.

Analyst James Cordwell’s revised outlook stems from a belief that the current stock price does not fully reflect the company’s long-term earnings potential.