Comcast Corp (CMCSA)
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Broadcast Networks Bring Out Big Guns Against Aereo
Broadcast networks are taking one last shot at stopping the spread the Aereo service: Petitioning the U.S. Supreme Court.
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Market Cap
179.96B
PE Ratio
10.19
EPS
3.78
Volume (Avg. Vol.)
30.78M
Day's Range
$36.97 - $39.57
52-Week Range
$36.43 - $47.46
Dividend & Yield
$1.16 (3.01%)
CMCSA Stock Predictions, Articles, and Comcast Corp News
DirecTV in Trouble With or Without the NFL
DirecTV must either renew its contract with the NFL and face a much higher contract price or risk losing even more subscribers.
The Time Has Come for A La Carte Pricing
The recent fight between Time Warner and CBS has put the issue of a la carte pricing back in the spotlight.
Stringwire: More Dangers in Citizen Journalism
NBC News has bought Stringwire so it can tap everyday people for video of newsworthy events. Like all citizen journalist initiatives, it has its risks.
NBC Buys Streaming Video Start-up Stringwire
NBC News will purchase video sharing startup Stringwire to acquire its technology and founder, Phil Groman.
DirecTV and Dish Network: Perfect Together
Dish Network and DirecTV are both in dire need of a spark, and a merger between the two could give them greater bargaining power.
Senate Bill Wants to Force a La Carte Cable Programming
U.S. Senators Richard Blumenthal and John McCain are backing a bill that would permit pay TV services to offer a la carte programming options.
Concerns About Comcast Are Plain Wrong
Concerned chatter about cord-cutters is nothing more than noise, and Comcast stock remains a buy.
Which High-Flying Media Companies Will Fall From the Sky?
Media stocks are among one of Wall Street's market-beating industries this year, but not every one will keep up the good times through 2014. Here are my winners and losers.
Thursday Apple Rumors: iPhone 5S Launch Supply Constrained
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Sorry Guys, Hulu’s Not for Sale Anymore
Disney, Fox and NBCUniversal announced that they were taking Hulu off the selling block, putting an end to a months-long bidding war for the online streaming company.
Hulu’s Buyer Will Face an Uphill Battle
The circus surrounding Hulu is nearing an end, but the company that comes away with the streaming service will still face a pile of challenges.
Apple? Just a Bite, Please: ETF Alternatives for Hot Stock Picks
This week, we look at bundling recent InvestorPlace stock picks such as Apple and Comcast into exchange-traded funds.
Tribune: TV Is the Way of the Newspaper
Tribune Co.'s big $2.73 billion buy of Local TV Holdings television stations is far from the first such deal for print media, and it won't be the last.
TWC Might Want to Warm Up to Charter
Charter Communications has expressed interest in acquiring Time Warner Cable, though the feeling doesn't appear to be mutual. Should it be?
Intel Struggling to Sign TV Deals for Upcoming Web Service
Media companies have not signed on to provide content for Intel's new set-top box, which is expected to launch this year.
The Battle to Buy Hulu Heats Up
Hulu was put up for sale in 2011, but offers failed to meet the company's asking price. But a new bidding war is emerging, giving buyers a second chance.
The Dow Take a Tumble — Wednesday’s IP Market Recap
Markets focused on concerns over the continuation of the Fed's easing policy, and a broad sell-off brought the Dow below 15,000.
Why Daniel Loeb Is Right About Sony
I would say that I agree with Daniel Loeb's call for Sony to spin off its entertainment business, but it sounds more like he agrees with me.
Electronic Arts: How It Pays to Be the Worst Company in America
Electronic Arts is a sound investment for the very same reason it earned a dubious distinction for the second year running -- it puts money first and you last.
