The deal brings together two of the biggest cable companies in the country at a time when pay-TV firms are losing subscribers.

Charter Communications has struck a deal to buy privately held rival Cox Communications in a deal that would combine two of the U.S.'s largest cable providers.

Charter Communications on Friday agreed to buy privately held rival Cox Communications for $21.9 billion, combining two of the largest U.S. cable and broadband operators in their battle with streaming ...

Valued at a market cap of $57.1 billion, Charter Communications, Inc. (CHTR) is one of the largest broadband and cable ...

A Texas federal judge denied Charter Communications Inc.’s efforts to escape patent infringement allegations concerning ...

Charter Communications and Cox Communications ... investor call Charter CFO Jessica Fischer provided details on Cox’s business. The company has 6.3 million customers, including 5.9 million ...

Charter Communications and Cox Communications have ... The formal announcement and his remarks after stressed the local roots of the business in programming like Spectrum News, and systems ...

Charter Communications has agreed to acquire Cox Communications for $21.9 billion, while keeping its headquarters in Stamford Charter, which has its headquarters at 400 Washington Blvd., ...

Charter Communications said Friday it would buy privately held rival Cox Communications for $21.9 billion, uniting two of the largest US cable and broadband operators as they battle streaming ...

Charter said Friday that it will acquire Cox Communications’ commercial fiber and managed IT and cloud businesses. Cox Enterprises will contribute Cox Communications’ residential cable business to ...

Cox Communications plans to merge with ... It will also offer its suite of consumer and business products under Charter’s Spectrum brand. Those offerings include fiber internet, mobile and ...