Cable-TV companies Charter Communications and Cox will merge, using Spectrum as the brand name, in an era of cord-cutting and ...

The combination of two of America's largest cable companies could impact your broadband package. This is what we know so far.

Is the merger of Charter and Cox a last gasp effort to fend off their ravenous competitors and avoid the business equivalent ...

Charter Communications will acquire Cox in a $35B Spectrum merger to form a top U.S. cable giant amid industry disruption.

The US broadband market is moving toward consolidation with the announcement that Charter and Cox are set to merge their ...

Charter Communications on Friday agreed to buy privately held rival Cox Communications for $21.9 billion, combining two of ...

The deal will create what the companies describe as “an industry leader in mobile and broadband communications services, seamless video entertainment, and high-quality customer service.” ...

As broadband and wireless take center stage, legacy cable TV players like Charter and Cox must transform — or risk fading ...

The merger will see Cox Communications take the lead, with Spectrum as the consumer-facing name, promising a seamless ...

Charter Communications announced plans to buy rival Cox Communications, which serves much of San Diego County, for $21.9 ...

Charter agreed to acquire privately held Cox in a deal valued at $34.5 billion as cable companies confront multiple ...

The merger transaction with Cox is expected to be completed when ... Journal-Constitution also a factor. Winfrey added Charter’s Spectrum app, with cable, broadband, mobile and other services ...