Mid-Week Mix For Media Stocks
On a negative note, Cumulus Media retreated 1%, to $1, as iHeartMedia fell 2.65%, to $1.10
Stocks Dip As Nexstar-Media General Deal Closes
The broadcast TV companies finally completed their merger, with an announcement coming after a tough trading session
Pandora Soars On News Of Job Cuts
Investors reacted positively to news that Pandora expects to exceed its previously announced Q4 2016 revenue forecast
Pivotal Ratings Changes From This Analyst
Analyst Brian Wieser went sour on no less than three media companies, including Disney, on Thursday
Tepid Thursday For Media Stocks
Among companies seeing declines on Wall Street was Cumulus
Bakish, Viacom Part Of Winning Wednesday
Viacom gained as the company disclosed to the SEC just what Bob Bakish will earn as its President/CEO through 2019
More Mixed Messages From Media Stocks
Among the key decliners was Tribune Media, which slid $1.04, to $35.96
Another Mixed Monday For Media Stocks
Tribune Media Co. fell 56 cents, to $37, on news that it's "exploring" a delay in its loan payments, and additional loans
Media Stocks Slip As Overall Market Gains
Pandora shares fell 4.2% after The Mercury News suggested investors aren't buying speculation about possible buyers
Did Macy’s, Kohl’s Clobber Media Stocks?
Cumulus Media, Emmis and Nexstar each suffered declines on Wall Street while Kohl's shares were in a free-fall due to poor sales
A Winning Wednesday For Media Companies
Among radio’s star performers is Townsquare Media, up 5.9%, to $10.20. Nexstar also had a strong day on word of a big retrans deal
Strong Start To New Trading Year
Among the many gainers was Viacom, which climbed 2.7%, to $39.55 on Tuesday
A Strong Finish To 2016 For Media Stocks
The Dow and Nasdaq were down, but radio and television stocks were up on Friday to end the year on a strong note
A Tough Last Thursday For iHeart, Beasley
Beasley Broadcast Group slid 75 cents, to $5.85. Volume was roughly 7.5 times higher than average.
Here’s Another Retrans Fight Right At The Wire
Viewers were advised to contact AT&T U-Verse or DirecTV to say "that you pay them a lot of money to watch your favorite shows"