Charter Cox seek large scale cable merger
Charter Communications offers to acquire Cox Communications in a 34.5 billion deal combining two of the top three U.S. cable firms. Cox serves 6.5 million customers. Charter has 32 million in 41 states. The merged group would be renamed Cox Communications and keep Charter's Stamford HQ with Cox’s Atlanta campus presence.
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Big tax cut bill stalls in Budget Committee vote
In Washington, House Republicans failed 16 to 21 to advance the One Big Beautiful Bill Act in the Budget Committee as conservatives demand deeper Medicaid cuts and SALT reforms. Democrats warn of higher deficits and loss of health aid while Trump pushes unity ahead of a full House vote.
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NJ Transit Strike Halts Rail Service For 350000 Riders
New Jersey Transit workers began a first major transit strike in over four decades, stranding about 350000 daily riders. Commuters shifted to buses, cars, taxis, and ferries as trains ground to a halt and some travelers faced unexpected costs and delays while officials sought a resolution.
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Stocks Close Strong Week on Wall Street Rally
U S stocks finished a strong week with the S&P 500 up 0.7 percent and the Dow rising 331 points as investors priced in potential tariff relief. Nvidia and Charter Communications drove gains while Novo Nordisk fell on a CEO transition, and Treasury yields held steady amid inflation expectations.
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