John Malone News
-
Tom Mockridge, who led Rupert Murdoch’s U.K. newspaper unit during phone-hacking allegations, was named the head of British cable operator Virgin Media Inc., placing him in competition with his former employer.
-
DirecTV, the largest U.S. satellite- television provider, rose the most in four years to an all-time high after reporting first-quarter profit that topped estimates, bolstered by Latin American subscriber growth.
-
Johns Hopkins University seeks to raise $4.5 billion to endow professorships and generate funds for undergraduate financial aid and graduate fellowships, the biggest effort in the institution’s history, the school said.
-
Telefonica SA’s German division plans to deepen its cooperation with Deutsche Telekom AG for fixed- line products as it seeks to reverse a drop in broadband customer numbers and offer bundles for wireless clients.
-
British Sky Broadcasting Group Plc, the U.K.’s largest pay-TV broadcaster, said operating profit for the first nine months climbed 9 percent as it won customers for high-speed broadband.
-
Sirius XM Radio Inc. named interim Chief Executive Officer James Meyer to the job permanently, solidifying the satellite-radio company’s leadership after a takeover by billionaire John Malone earlier this year.
-
John Malone’s Liberty Global Inc. owns a 15 percent stake in Dutch cable-television operator Ziggo NV, according to a regulatory filing.
-
Tele Columbus Group, Germany’s third-biggest cable company, is reviving its search for a buyer to tap demand for cable assets in Europe’s largest economy, according to three people familiar with the matter.
-
Deutsche Telekom AG got a chance to stage a comeback in the U.S. after MetroPCS Communications Inc. shareholders approved a sweetened deal to merge with the German company’s T-Mobile USA unit.
-
Deutsche Telekom AG got a chance to stage a comeback in the U.S. after MetroPCS Communications Inc. shareholders approved a sweetened deal to merge with the German company’s T-Mobile USA unit.
|
|
Most Popular on Bloomberg
|
| |