Satellite radio and media company Sirius XM (NASDAQ:SIRI) in Q2 CY2025, but sales fell by 1.8% year on year to $2.14 billion.

After relaunching in 2006, Stern’s controversial show decreased from millions of listeners a day to a reported 125,000.

Based on the market's immediate reaction, investors weren't pleased with the satellite radio operator's latest results.

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Sirius XM Satellite Radio reported an improved bottom line and 257,028 net subscriber additions for its fourth quarter, leaving it down 231,098 for the full year 2009.

General Motors recently signed up its one millionth XM satellite radio subscriber. GM was the first OEM to offer factory-installed satellite radio and now offers more than 50 car and truck models ...

XM Satellite Radio Holdings said yesterday that its third-quarter loss widened 70 percent from a year earlier, as it continued to push for regulatory approval to merge with smaller rival Sirius ...

XM's announcement comes a day after its main competitor, New York City-based Sirius Satellite Radio, said it had penned its own deal to broadcast content from ABC Radio. Sirius has begun to roll ...