The Miami Marlins announced that Major League Baseball will take over the production and distribution of their games for the ...

The Cincinnati Bengals start the season off in a familiar-yet-odd way. Familiar, as they play the Cleveland Browns, an in-state rival from the AFC North. Unfamiliar, in that the game will actually ...

Following the separation, Comcast (Stub) will focus on its core growth areas of broadband, wireless, business services, streaming, and theme parks. It also retained select NBCUniversal assets, ...

Jan 5 (Reuters) - Shares of Versant Media Group (VSNT.O), opens new tab, home to channels such as USA Network and CNBC, slumped more than 10% in its market debut after its spinoff from Comcast, ...

You’re now able continue your doom scrolling fix on more London Underground lines. There is now 4G and 5G coverage in more stations and in tunnelled sections of the Tube network as part of a Transport ...

Comcast continues to face cable TV erosion, but total revenue has grown 19% over the past five years due to broadband, studios, and theme parks. Margins have softened but remain. Elevated CAPEX for ...

CNBC's parent, Versant, went public Monday following its separation from Comcast. Got a confidential news tip? We want to hear from you. Sign up for free newsletters ...

Comcast announced the completion of its previously announced separation of Versant into a separate public company, effective as of 11:59 p.m. Eastern on Friday, Jan. 2, 2026. Versant began trading ...

Xfinity advised power must be restored to both a customer’s home and local network before internet and phone services can ...

The owner of MSNBC and CNBC will start trading on the Nasdaq under the ticker symbol VSNT. By Georg Szalai Global Business Editor Now it is official. Comcast said on Monday that the separation of most ...

Comcast bounced off at 1.0x book value and now trades at a 14% earnings yield. CMCSA's broadband and video headwinds are largely offset by growth in wireless, business customers, and theme parks.

Shares of Versant fell more than 13% during its first day of “regular way” trading on Monday, closing at $40.57 apiece after opening at $45.17. Its separation from Comcast was finalized at 11:59 p.m.