The recent agreement between DirecTV and Disney to restore access to ESPN and other networks after a two-week blackout reflects not only the complexities of broadcasting rights in the modern media landscape but also the evolving expectations of consumers. After being off the air since early September due to a breakdown in negotiations over fees
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Oracle Corporation recently demonstrated substantial growth in the tech market with its shares experiencing a remarkable 6% increase during extended trading hours. This rise was sparked by the company’s announcement of an upgraded revenue guidance for fiscal 2026, setting expectations at a minimum of $66 billion—outpacing analysts’ estimates of $64.5 billion. Notably, Oracle’s stock has
Stocks @ Night is a daily newsletter that provides insights into the stock market after hours. It offers a sneak peek into the upcoming market trends and a review of the day’s activities. Nvidia experienced a significant swing in its share price, moving from session lows to the day’s high. The CEO’s positive statements at
Foot Locker recently reported a significant growth in comparable sales for the first time in six quarters. The beleaguered sneaker company saw a 2.6% increase in same-store sales, surpassing analysts’ expectations. This positive trend has been attributed to the company’s ongoing efforts to refresh its stores and enhance the customer experience. Moreover, Foot Locker’s gross
Dutch challenger bank Bunq recently announced its intention to increase its global headcount by 70% this year, with a goal of reaching over 700 employees. This decision comes at a time when many other fintech startups are downsizing. Bunq, which currently operates in various markets within the European Union, is looking to expand into new
JPMorgan Chase, the largest U.S. bank by assets, experienced a significant drop of 5% in its shares following concerns raised by the bank’s president, Daniel Pinto, about the projections for net interest income (NII) in 2025. Pinto expressed skepticism about the feasibility of the estimated NII target of $90 billion for the upcoming year, citing
The National Football League (NFL) has made significant strides in expanding its fanbase both in the United States and globally through its strategic focus on streaming content. The league’s executive vice president of media distribution, Hans Schroeder, highlighted the integral role that exclusive streaming deals with media companies have played in growing the NFL’s audience.
The ongoing carriage dispute between DirecTV and Disney has left millions of DirecTV customers in the dark when it comes to watching popular channels like ESPN and FX. The battle over fees and bundling has escalated to the point where DirecTV customers are missing out on major sporting events, including the NFL’s “Monday Night Football”
Oracle recently announced their fiscal first-quarter results, causing their shares to rise 9% in extended trading on Monday. The software vendor exceeded Wall Street estimates, reporting earnings per share of $1.39 adjusted versus $1.32 expected, and revenue of $13.31 billion compared to the anticipated $13.23 billion. These figures represent a significant 8% increase in revenue
Forward Air, a transportation services provider, has found itself in the crosshairs of activist investment firm Ancora. Ancora, with a history of engaging in strategic efforts in niche areas, has set its sights on driving change at Forward Air. The company’s stock price performance has been volatile, with various factors contributing to its current position.