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In a historic week for antitrust, the DOJ lost a landmark challenge of a vertical merger, Comcast announced a hostile bid for Fox and the DOJ antitrust chief was chased by paparazzi.
The cable giant's current multiple is half its average P/E during the eight years from 2009 to 2017.
Market attention is now sure to turn to these players with broadcasting, video and streaming operations.
The Mouse House chart indicates it's headed higher even if it doesn't try to outbid Comcast for Fox's assets
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Stocks tumble on Friday after the U.S. imposes tariffs on about $50 billion in imports from China.
A bidding war benefits Fox shareholders, but could have unhappy consequences for Comcast and Disney.
U.S. stock futures tumble as Donald Trump reportedly is set to impose tariffs on about $50 billion in imports from China; AT&T closes its $85 billion purchase of Time Warner; China has given the OK to Qualcomm's acquisition of NXP Semiconductors, a report says.
Wall Street looks to a rocky end to the week as futures tumbled on reports of further tariff news coming out of the White House.
The DOJ informed the court on Thursday that it would forego a request for a stay, though the government could still appeal the consummated transaction.
Here's what you need to know now for Thursday, June 14.
The Dow finished lower on Thursday as investors assess hawkish signals on interest rates from the Federal Reserve.
The federal government has foregone its option of delaying the completion of the merger while it considers an appeal.
Let's go over the top stories in politics Thursday. There was a ton of them, per the usual.
For today at least, it's all about companies that produce and deliver entertainment.
Comcast detailed its offer for assets of 21st Century Fox including expected cost savings of $2 billion.
Jim discusses Comcast's offer for Fox, Kohl's, Amazon, 3M, JPMorgan, Goldman Sachs, Citigroup and more!
The House of Mouse's chart indicates it's headed higher even if it doesn't try to outbid Comcast for Fox's assets
U.S. stock futures point to a mixed start for Wall Street on Thursday, as investors react to hawkish signals on interest rates from the Federal Reserve; Comcast launches a $65 billion offer for assets of Twenty-First Century Fox; Microsoft challenges Amazon in checkout-free retail.
Jim Cramer says higher rates always trigger rotations. Here's what investors should expect.
TheStreet's founder and Action Alerts PLUS Portfolio Manager Jim Cramer weighs in on Wednesday's trending stocks from the floor of the New York Stock Exchange.
A bidding war for Fox starts a day after a courts cleared AT&T's purchase of Time Warner.
Fed signals more rate hikes than expected, putting a hold on the equities markets for now.
The streaming giant's stock has almost doubled so far this year, and it's up another 5% on Wednesday despite a judge's decision that could create a larger rival.
Jim Cramer and our other experts discuss the AT&T/Time Warner ruling, Alzheimer plays, and day traders risk.
Dow and S&P 500 are slightly lower, while Nasdaq is fractionally higher.
Among other things, a federal judge's rejection of the DOJ's bid to prevent the AT&T-Time Warner deal could make it easier for tech firms to pursue large deals.
Judge Richard Leon's 172-page opinion from the AT&T Time Warner merger was "very condescending" to Makan Delrahim, according to TheStreet's founder and Action Alerts PLUS Portfolio Manager Jim Cramer.
