Fox (FOXA) is at a 52-week high, but can investors hope for more gains in the future? We take a look at the company's fundamentals for clues.
Fox (FOXA) Nation has announced a new weekly series, Here's the Deal With Kellyanne Conway, which is set to begin on Jul 11 and is expected to boost the top line.
Fox (FOXA)-owned Fox News Channel maintains its stronghold as the most-watched cable network in the second quarter of 2024.
Fox's (FOXA) Tubi expands its global reach by entering the U.K. streaming market with a content library of more than 20,000 movies and TV episodes.
Fox Corp (NASDAQ:FOXA) will introduce a free streaming service, Tubi, in the UK to rival Netflix and Disney, marking its first entry into Britain's ad-supported digital TV market, reports the Financial Times. Tubi, which will offer over 20,000 movies and TV episodes, including titles like "Billy Elliot" and "Pacific Rim," will launch in the coming weeks, the paper said.
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Fox Corp (NASDAQ:FOXA) is well positioned to accelerate its earnings in fiscal 2025, say analysts at Bank of America who have reiterated their ‘Buy' rating on the stock. Ahead of the media and entertainment company's fourth quarter fiscal 2024 earnings report, the analysts wrote in a note to clients that they see Fox benefitting from an improving advertising backdrop and a healthy balance sheet.
Fox (FOXA) is deepening its partnership with global ad tech leader The Trade Desk to bring cutting-edge advertising capabilities to marketers.
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Fox (FOXA) Nation is expanding its content offering with a new series called Strike Zone: The Congressional Baseball Shooting, which indicates bright near-term prospects.
The sports-streaming service set to be launched by Walt Disney Co , Warner Bros Discovery and Fox Corp will be called Venu Sports and is on track for launch this fall, Pete Distad, the venture's CEO, said on Thursday.
The sports streaming joint venture from Disney, Fox and Warner Bros. Discovery has a name: Venu Sports. The company's name and logo were announced this morning by CEO Pete Distad. The service expects to launch this fall in the U.S.