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Tom Wheeler, nominated to become the new chairman of the Federal Communications Commission, pledged to divest stakes in AT&T Inc, Dish Network Corp, Google Inc and dozens of other tech and telecoms companies if he is confirmed.Such divestments are common for nominees to avoid conflicts of interest. Wheeler's plan was disclosed in an agreement posted online by the Office of Government Ethics.Wheeler is now a venture capital investor at Core Capital Partners and chairs the FCC's Technology Advisory Council. In the past, he ran the National Cable Television Association and then the wireless industry group CTIA.Within 90 days of being confirmed by the Senate as FCC chairman, Wheeler plans to leave his investment company and divest holdings in 78 companies. The investments include Apple Inc, Microsoft Corp, China Mobile Ltd, tactical radio maker Harris Corp, Windstream Corp, and media companies Liberty Media Corp, News Corp, Time Warner Inc and Time Warner Cable Inc.Wheeler will also drop i...
Hurt by transaction costs, Earthlink (NASDAQ:ELNK) revealed on Tuesday a sharp drop in fourth-quarter profit, though its revenue still climbed ahead of expectations ...
Internet service provider EarthLink ( ELNK ) announced Friday its plan to buy ITC Deltacom for $516 million in an effort to expand product offerings and widen its cu...
FBN's market experts break down the grilling on Capitol Hill and how BP is trying to survive the situation.
Neil breaks down the growing controversy surrounding hiring by the Census Bureau.
The city of Philadelphia plans to buy a controversial Wi-Fi network that was built by EarthLink in 2006 but sold only two years later as the struggling ISP pulled ou...
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Earthlink CEO Rolla Huff
FBN’s Diane Macedo breaks down the stories moving the markets around the world.
Earthlink CEO Rolla Huff on the company’s transition from consumer services to business services as its core business and its many recent acquisitions.
FBN’s Neil Cavuto responds to viewers’ emails about the show’s move to 8pm eastern time.
Viewers react to Neil's move on FBN
Scott Kessler, head of technology research at S&P Capital IQ, weighs in on the potential for a tech pullback in the markets and gives advice on how investors should handle it.
Fans sound off on attack against Ronald McDonald
Earthlink CEO Rolla Huff tells Liz Claman the key to its success and how he got into the internet business.