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Avid reader of fantasy romance novels and financial news from the TMT sector. Editor at S&P Global Market Intelligence. Opinions are my own.

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Fox's $22B Roku deal puts ad growth, connected TV at center of strategy

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By Sarah James, Ikrama Ranjha, Mike Reynolds Verified
| S&P Global Market Intelligence Verified
Fox Corp., which has long avoided the major M&A and streaming consolidation that has gripped the media sector in recent years, is changing course with a $22 billion agreement to buy streaming video platform Roku Inc. Fox on June 15 struck a definitive agreement to acquire Roku for $160.00 per share in cash and stock.
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MediaTalk | Season 4 | Ep. 19 - Constellations & Capital: Space Tech Enters New Orbit

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By Mike Reynolds Verified, Nick Lazzaro Verified, Ikrama Ranjha, Mark Anthony Gubagaras, Iuri Struta, Sarah James, Stefan Modrich
| S&P Global Market Intelligence Verified
___ SPICE: The Index Source for ESG Data (opens in a new tab) S&P Global Offerings Featured Topics Featured Products SPICE: The Index Source for ESG Data (opens in a new tab) Events Careers Artificial Intelligence Solutions Purchasing Managers' Index Commodities Intelligence for Capital Markets & Financial Institutions Global Energy & Power Sector Intelligence US Power Plant Valuation Tool Datacenter & Energy Demand Analytics Critical Minerals Analysis Geopolitical & Macroeconomic Risks...
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Wireless operators shift away from subsidies to focus on long-term savings

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By Sarah James
| S&P Global Market Intelligence Verified
Wireless carriers like Verizon say they are moving away from free handsets as their primary retention tool. Source: Verizon Communications Inc. As wireless operators compete for customers, they are telling a new story about savings — one that focuses less on immediate device subsidies and more on long-term value. During recent earnings calls, executives from AT&T Inc., Verizon Communications Inc., T-Mobile US Inc. and Charter Communications Inc.
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