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SEC Watch: Activist Hedge Fund Harbinger Cuts NYT Stake To 14.6 PercentHarbinger Capital Partners continues to slice its stake of the New York Times (NYSE: NYT). Co., selling its second batch of stock in two months. The activist hedge fund that spent more than a half-billion accumulating nearly 20 percent of the ... |
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Cablevision triples its earningsCompetition, what competition? Cablevision, in what is becoming a story as familiar as its "Christmas Spectacular," posted results that show no evidence of turf encroachment by Verizon FiOS. The Bethpage, LI-based cable company's earnings tripled... ... |
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Cablevision’s Profit Soars as Phone Service GrowsThird-quarter profit more than tripled to $98.9 million as the number of customers using Cablevision’s voice phone service surpassed 2 million. ... |
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Cablevision to pay for CBS network showsCablevision will pay to carry the CBS network, marking a step forward in Les Moonves' long-held goal to get cable operators to recognize the value of his broadcast network. The two firms inked a new carriage agreement yesterday. Cablevision, the na... ... |
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Double 'fault!' in tennis tiffTennis Channel and Cablevision exchanged a volley of angry charges yesterday over who's to blame for keeping as many as 3.1 million homes in the tri-state area from viewing two of the most exciting matches at the US Open. None of Cablevision's sub... ... |
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Newsday Can Throw Away Money, No Prob [Newspapers]Cablevision, which foolishly bought Newsday for $650 million and promptly began running it into the ground (more so), is now setting money alight by rejecting newspaper ads from Cablevision competitor Verizon. Cablevision is unskilled at newspaper management. [NYT] ... |
