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Dish Networks and T-Mobile are in merger talks, according to a report from the Wall Street Journal. Analysts say the combination makes sense. 

Continued expansion of TiVo Inc.'s customer base resulted in revenue growth that topped projections, even as higher costs lowered the company's profit, the pioneering TV-recording company said Tuesday.

AT&T and Hulu signed a deal under which the telecom company will be able to offer Hulu's subscription streaming service to its customers through an AT&T website or mobile application starting later this year.

Verizon Communications has entered an agreement to buy AOL in a $4.4 billion cash deal.  The New York-based companies will combine in an effort to build out a digital advertising business.

AT&T reported a 7% drop in second-quarter earnings, even though the telecom giant's wireless business added more customers than expected.

Sprint has reportedly agreed to pay about $40 per share to buy T-Mobile US, marking further progress in the attempt to merge the third and fourth-biggest U.S. mobile network operators.

AT&T scored a $49 billion deal to acquire DirecTV, combining its mobile and broadband networks with one of the nation’s largest pay-TV players.

With a deal between AT&T and DirecTV possibly nearing the finish line, Dish may be the odd man out as pay-TV companies look to consolidate.

Sprint Corp reported a smaller fourth-quarter loss than expected and a surprise increase in wireless subscribers, sending its shares rallying 7%.

The blue-chip telecom company topped fourth-quarter estimates by a penny, while beating top line views as well.

T-Mobile agreed to pay $3.3 billion in licenses and cash to acquire low-band spectrum from rival Verizon Wireless. 

The latest buzz about a possible takeover of Deutsche Telekom's T-Mobile US sent shares of the No. 4 U.S. wireless provider about 2% higher. 

The latest buzz about a possible takeover of Deutsche Telekom's T-Mobile US sent shares of the No. 4 U.S. wireless provider about 2% higher. 

Dish Network is reportedly exploring making a play for T-Mobile, which is also the subject of buyout speculation from Sprint.

A deal between Sprint and T-Mobile would marry the No. 3 and No. 4 U.S. wireless providers but would also draw regulatory scrutiny. 

AT&T is reportedly exploring strategies for a potential takeover of Vodafone. 

Despite continued subscriber losses, Sprint generated a third-quarter profit amid one-time investment gains. 

Microsoft has asked EU antitrust regulators to approve its 5.44-billion-euro ($7.49 billion) takeover of Nokia's phone business as part of a push into the mobile devices business.

AT&T chimed in after the bell on Wednesday with 3Q earnings per share that topped expectations, while revenue came in as expected.

AT&T will lease about 9,100 cell towers and sell another 600 to Crown Castle for $4.85 billion, ending the company's search for a buyer interested in its wireless infrastructure.