EchoStar Corporation Class A Stock News

Righteous Gemstones actor and comedian Tony Cavalero portrays 'Cellphone Bill,' a character created for Boost Mobile by Liquid Death. 'Cellphone Bill' campaign underscores Boost Mobile's work to take on the traditional wireless industry.

EchoStar, parent company of Sling TV and DISH TV, continues its fight for consumers. No strings.

Satsuma Technology PLC (LSE:SATS) has amassed a Bitcoin holding worth almost £100 million, underscoring its strategy of combining artificial intelligence services with digital asset reserves. The London-listed group said it held 1,149 Bitcoin, valued at £99.6 million as of 8 August, alongside £54 million of cash and equivalents.

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Shares of EchoStar (SATS 15.45%) jumped on Wednesday, closing the day up 15.5%. The jump comes as the S&P 500 (^GSPC 0.24%) and the Nasdaq Composite (^IXIC 0.21%) both ticked up modestly.

A TD Cowen analyst thinks AT&T could purchase additional spectrum from EchoStar, while DirecTV, Verizon and T-Mobile are other potential buyers.

The Walt Disney Co. is taking Sling TV to court. Deadline reports in an exclusive that the company is suing the Dish Network subsidiary for including its networks in short-term packages.

At the end of August, the market delivered a swift and decisive verdict on EchoStar Corporation NASDAQ: SATS. In a single trading session, this legacy stock in the communication sector surged over 75%, increasing its market capitalization by billions within hours.