Disney+ paid subscriber count fell 1% to 124.6 million but average monthly revenue per paid subscriber increased 5% to $7.55.

Alphabet CEO Sundar Pichai said the fourth quarter was a strong quarter driven by the company’s artificial intelligence leadership and business momentum.

Argus analysts said Meta benefits from accelerating advertising revenue and significant margin expansion due to deep cost cuts and robust cash flow.

Wedbush’s Scott Devitt said Alphabet will unlikely materially outperform advertising revenue growth expectations in the fourth quarter and 2025 due to forex headwinds and more challenging comps.

Last week was certainly memorable, and it looks like this week is off to a similar start.

CEO Lachlan Murdoch said the company’s focused strategy of live news and sports programming, coupled with its growing digital initiatives, continues to deliver.

Analysts at MoffettNathanson see limited upside potential for Fox stock from current levels as investors question the sustainability of the company’s current strong cash flow.

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CEO Mark Zuckerberg said the company continues to make good progress on “AI, glasses, and the future of social media.”

Wall Street analysts expect Meta to report earnings per share of $6.76 and revenue of $46.99 billion.

CEO Mike Sievert said that in 2024, more new postpaid customers chose the Un-carrier than ever before, and the company had its lowest-ever full-year postpaid phone churn.

Caution dominates Wednesday's midday trading session in New York as investors anxiously await the Federal Open Market Committee decision at 2 p.m. ET.

Bernstein predicts another year of healthy growth and margin expansion for AT&T.

Communications and industrials climbing the rankings isn’t bearish. This week will give us a classic example of what to trust: the news or the money flows.

In late October, Project Rise Partners released an open letter to Paramount shareholders about the $13.5 billion all-cash offer it made after the ‘Go-Shop’ period e

Consensus estimates a decline in adjusted earnings per share year-over-year and sequentially, and flat revenue

The consensus price target for Netflix stock is now at $986.46, suggesting scope for a mere 0.16% upside potential.