NBCUniversal
Coverage of NBCUniversal in the Nexus archive.
- Comcast's Sky to buy Britain's ITV in $2.1 billion deal
Comcast's Sky unit has agreed to acquire Britain's ITV in a $2.1 billion deal. This follows Comcast's recent announcement to separate its NBCUniversal and Sky units into a new public company.
- Sky agrees to buy British broadcaster ITV for up $2.1 billion to compete with streaming giants
Sky, owned by Comcast, agreed to acquire ITV's media and entertainment arm for up to $2.1 billion to form a competitor to global streaming platforms. The deal includes ITV's terrestrial TV channels and streaming service, while ITV Studios remains independent. The combined entity will become part of NBCUniversal after Comcast's split.
- Sky agrees to buy British broadcaster ITV for up $2.1 billion to compete with streaming giants
Sky, owned by Comcast, agreed to acquire ITV's media and entertainment arm for up to $2.1 billion to create a major competitor to global streaming platforms. The deal includes ITV's terrestrial TV channels and streaming service, while ITV Studios will remain independent. The combined entity will become part of NBCUniversal after Comcast's split.
- Just a week after spin-off plan, Comcast says it will buy British broadcaster
Comcast announced plans to spin off NBCUniversal and simultaneously revealed the purchase of a British broadcaster.
- NBCUniversal spin marks new era of Hollywood moguls
NBCUniversal's spin marks a new era in Hollywood leadership, with a new crop of leaders influenced by Silicon Valley's impact.
- Comcast and NBCUniversal will go it alone. But for how long?
Comcast announced plans to split off NBCUniversal, creating two independent entities. However, Wall Street analysts question whether either company will remain independent for an extended period.
- Will the Comcast-NBCU spinoff pay off for investors? Here’s what history has to say.
Comcast plans to separate its cable and broadband business from NBCUniversal, claiming it will unlock value for both. However, historical data shows media spinoffs have led to mixed outcomes for investors.
- Netflix could turn NBC into its biggest bet yet — and this time, the math actually works
Netflix may pursue NBCUniversal after losing the bid for Warner Brothers Discovery, as NBCUniversal's higher revenue, theme parks, and sports rights make it a more synergistic acquisition. The potential deal could align with Netflix's expansion beyond streaming and leverage NBCUniversal's strong assets.
- Comcast’s ‘amicable divorce’ is latest episode in Hollywood drama
Comcast's 'amicable divorce' with NBCUniversal has sparked discussions about potential future deals in the media and entertainment industry. The split is seen as part of ongoing consolidation in the sector.
- Comcast plans to split into two public companies by spinning off NBCUniversal and Sky
Comcast plans to split into two public companies by spinning off NBCUniversal and Sky. The remaining Comcast entity will continue providing internet services to residential and business customers.
- South Korea bets big on AI with nearly a trillion dollars in investment
South Korea is investing nearly a trillion dollars in AI through 2029. Comcast plans to spin off NBCUniversal into a separate publicly traded company. France has introduced a new law targeting Shein, Temu, and AliExpress.
- Comcast's NBCUniversal spinoff raises hope for more deals. There may not be good options
Comcast plans to separate its cable and media divisions over the next year. This could set each company up for M&A, but there might not be any good options.
- Comcast plans to split into two public companies by spinning off NBCUniversal and Sky
Comcast plans to split into two publicly-traded companies: one focusing on media (including NBCUniversal and Sky) and another on broadband and wireless services. The split aims to allow each business to pursue growth independently, with completion expected in about a year pending approvals. Executives stated the move is not a step toward potential strategic transactions.
- Everything Cubs, White Sox and baseball fans need to know about NBC's 'Star-Spangled Sunday'
NBCUniversal will broadcast all 15 MLB games on a single Sunday through Peacock, with simulcasts on NBC and NBC Sports Network. Key games include the White Sox vs. Guardians and Cubs vs. Cardinals, featuring dedicated broadcast crews combining team-specific announcers. The event, called 'Star-Spangled Sunday,' will use consistent graphics across all broadcasts without a central studio show.
- Roundup: First Tuesday volunteers / Hybrid sales surge / Comcast splits
Over 200 volunteers from Greater Baton Rouge businesses will assist The Emerge School for Autism in campus improvements. Hybrid vehicle sales have surged as federal EV incentives ended, prompting automakers to shift production. Comcast plans to split into two publicly traded companies, separating its media and telecom operations.
- Comcast plans to split into two public companies by spinning off NBCUniversal and Sky
Comcast plans to split itself into two separate publicly traded companies by spinning off NBCUniversal and Sky.
- Comcast is cutting NBCUniversal loose. Netflix, Apple, and Amazon might want to look.
Comcast is splitting into two companies, spinning out its NBCUniversal entertainment business, which includes Peacock, a film and TV studio, and theme parks. The move reflects a broader trend where combining broadband distribution with media content has proven unsuccessful, as seen in past attempts by companies like Time Warner and AT&T.
- Comcast to split into two companies
Comcast will split into two publicly traded companies, separating its broadband and wireless business from NBCUniversal and Sky. The split will take about a year, with Comcast retaining a 19% stake in NBCUniversal. Mike Cavanagh will lead NBCUniversal, while Michael Angelakis will oversee the new Comcast entity.
- Read the memo Comcast sent employees about its plans to spin off its media business
Comcast announced plans to split its media and tech businesses into separate publicly traded companies, citing strong business prospects and leadership. The company shared a memo with employees outlining the new structure, with Mike Cavanagh leading NBCUniversal and Sky, and Michael Angelakis set to become CEO of the new company. Shares rose 25% in premarket trading following the announcement.
- Comcast is spinning off NBCUniversal and Sky as its stock soars
Comcast is spinning off NBCUniversal and Sky, creating two independent companies focused on broadband and wireless, and media and entertainment. The company's stock is rising following the announcement.
- Comcast plans to split into two public companies by spinning off NBCUniversal and Sky
Comcast plans to split into two publicly traded companies by spinning off NBCUniversal and Sky. The separation aims to let each entity pursue strategic priorities and create shareholder value, with Mike Cavanagh leading NBCUniversal and Michael Angelakis becoming CEO of the new Comcast. Shareholders will own shares in both companies after the transaction, expected to complete in about a year.
- Comcast plans to split into two public companies by spinning off NBCUniversal and Sky
Comcast plans to split into two publicly traded companies by spinning off NBCUniversal and Sky. The separation will create two distinct public entities.
- Comcast plans to split into two public companies by spinning off NBCUniversal and Sky
Comcast plans to split into two publicly traded companies by spinning off NBCUniversal and Sky. The separation aims to allow each entity to focus on strategic growth and shareholder value, with the transaction expected to complete in about a year after regulatory approvals.
- Comcast soars 23% after announcing it will spin off media and tech wings into separate public companies
Comcast announced it will spin off NBCUniversal and Sky into separate public companies through a tax-free spin-off, leading to a 23% surge in its stock price.
- Comcast plans to split into two public companies by spinning of NBCUniversal and Sky
Comcast is planning to split itself into two separate publicly traded companies by spinning off NBCUniversal and Sky. The restructuring involves dividing the corporation into two distinct public entities.
- Comcast plans to split into two public companies by spinning off NBCUniversal and Sky
Comcast plans to split into two publicly traded companies by spinning off NBCUniversal and Sky, aiming to enhance strategic focus and shareholder value. The separation, expected in about a year, will see Mike Cavanagh lead NBCUniversal and Michael Angelakis take over Comcast, with shareholders owning shares in both.
- Comcast plans to split into two public companies by spinning off NBCUniversal and Sky
Comcast plans to split into two public companies by spinning off NBCUniversal and Sky. The separation aims to allow each entity to focus on strategic priorities and growth, with Comcast retaining internet services and NBCUniversal/Sky handling media and entertainment. Shareholders will own shares in both companies post-transaction.
- Comcast stock surges after it said it's spinning off its media businesses
Comcast announced plans to spin off its media businesses, including NBCUniversal and Sky, into two separate publicly traded companies through a tax-free process. The move caused its stock price to surge more than 25% in premarket trading, as the separation aims to provide greater strategic focus and growth opportunities for each business.
- Comcast to spin off NBCUniversal after 15 years of ownership
Comcast announced it will spin off NBCUniversal into a separate company, ending the media business it acquired 15 years ago. The move marks a reversal of its 2009 acquisition of the media giant.
- Comcast to spin off NBCUniversal and Sky
Comcast plans to spin off NBCUniversal and Sky, separating its studio and broadcast business into distinct public companies.
- Comcast to split into two companies, spin off NBCUniversal and Sky
Comcast is restructuring by splitting into two companies and spinning off NBCUniversal and Sky. The article references a Comcast corporate logo at 30 Rock in New York City.
- Meet your new AI coworkers: Convey raises $38 million led by a16z to take repetitive work off employees' plates.
Convey, a startup building AI 'teammates' to automate repetitive work, raised $38 million in Series A funding led by Andreessen Horowitz. The company aims to shift focus from 'AI agents' to collaborative tools, with customers including NBCUniversal, Samsara, and TelevisaUnivision.
- Byron Allen strikes deal to buy controlling stake in BuzzFeed and become CEO
Byron Allen is buying a majority stake in BuzzFeed and becoming CEO, giving the company a lifeline after struggling with debt and shrinking revenue. The deal values BuzzFeed at more than three times its current market cap. Allen will complete the purchase through his family office, Allen Family Digital.
- Clinton, Bush, Obama and Biden Share Hope for America's Future
Former U.S. Presidents Bill Clinton, George W. Bush, Barack Obama, and Joe Biden participated in a 'History Talks' event hosted by The History Channel and NBCUniversal's parent company, Comcast, to discuss their hopes for America's future as the nation approaches its 250th anniversary.