Speaking at a CNBC conference alongside his Artists Equity partner (and future Paramount co-owner) Gerry Cardinale, the actor also weighed in on his business and AI.

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Due to the demise of NBC Sports Chicago, Comcast cable TV customers in the Chicago area are going to be getting credits on ...

So we’ve got that going for us, which is nice. But there’s more. Industry insiders see the credits as a positive sign in negotiations between Comcast and CHSN, which has yet to appear on the area’s ...

Morgan Stanley is helping Comcast, a cable provider and media company, study scenarios for the networks, the people said. Comcast owns cable networks including MSNBC, CNBC, E! and Bravo, among others.

Both Verizon and Xfinity offer bundle deals, providing discounts for new customers when you sign up for multiple services. Xfinity/Comcast bundles can include any combination of internet ...

Charter Communications CEO Chris Winfrey said the company's addition of streaming on Spectrum will have "a pretty significant ...

(Similarly, the Wall Street Journal reported that Bravo could stay a part of Comcast, citing the success of its programming on Peacock.) Beyond that, the deal involves a slew of unknowns.

It’s been a month since the Chicago Sports Network launched, and the Comcast blackout is starting to get real for increasingly frustrated fans. The revamped Bulls are a promising 3-2 ...

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