Governor Kathy Hochul calls for end to MSG Networks-Altice dispute, threatens public hearings
Gov. Kathy Hochul on Monday expressed exasperation over what she called the “ridiculous dispute” that has kept MSG Networks ...
Altice USA executives receive salary increases
Altice USA, Inc. (NYSE:ATUS), a prominent player in cable and pay television services with annual revenue of $9 billion, ...
French billionaire Patrick Drahi — battling MSG over Knicks-Rangers blackouts — at risk of losing cable empire
With billions in loans coming due, Drahi is now in damage-control mode, seeking to restructure his empire before it’s too ...
NY Attorney General Letitia James sends letter to Altice calling for refunds to MSG Networks customers
James joins two other area attorneys general in sending the letter to Altice CEO Dennis Mathew expressing frustration with ...
Attorneys General Want Refunds for Optimum Customers: Who's Impacted
The attorney generals for three states are demanding that Optimum refund customers for missing channel access.
NY, NJ and Connecticut AGs hit Optimum with ultimatum as MSG blackout frustrates customers
Optimum customers have been unable to access MSG channels, which broadcast the Knicks, Rangers, Islanders, Devils and Buffalo ...
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NY attorney general says Optimum customers deserve refund for MSG channels they can't watch
Attorneys general from three states are demanding that cable company Optimum automatically refund customers who paid for MSG ...
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AGs from CT, NY, NJ call for Optimum to refund customers
NEW YORK –Attorneys General Letitia James of New York, William Tong of Connecticut, and Matthew Platkin of New Jersey last ...
Attorneys General: Altice Either Refund Customers Or Reach Agreement To Return MSG Networks To Subscribers
On Thursday, the New York, New Jersey & Connecticut Attorneys General made statements about the ongoing feud between MSG Networks and Altice USA.
Thames Water and Altice set to push European high yield default rate to highest since 2008
The default rate in Europe’s €340bn high yield — or junk — bond market will climb to 5 per cent this year, according to a prediction from JPMorgan, the US bank. That is up from a rate of 3.3 per cent ...