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Dish Network Corp., the satellite-TV provider saddled with more than $20 billion in debt and losing customers, has received financing offers from private credit firms, according to people with knowledge of the matter.
Debt-laden Dish Network Corp. said it’s unlikely to meet an April 1 deadline to buy prized airwaves from T-Mobile USA Inc., a failure that would set in motion an auction of the frequencies valued at $3.6 billion or more.
Dish Network Corp., the satellite-TV provider struggling to repay debt, kept losing customers late last year, according to results released Thursday by its parent company EchoStar Corp.
For the second time in two weeks, Dish Network Corp. parent EchoStar Corp. is scrapping a controversial proposal to restructure debt after creditor backlash.
Dish Network Corp. parent EchoStar Corp. terminated an offer to swap more than $5 billion of debt due in the coming years for new notes, according to a statement.
A group of Dish Network Corp. creditors sent a letter to the company’s board alleging that the satellite television provider’s restructuring plan is illegal, and threatening legal action if the deal isn’t reversed, according to people with knowledge of the situation.
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EchoStar's (SATS) recent debt changes should reduce the company's liquidity risks, but there are still a number of significant challenges ahead, J.P. Morgan said. Read for more.
Dish Network Corp. parent EchoStar Corp. proposed swapping more than $5 billion of debt due in the coming years for new notes, the second such offer in less than a week as the company looks to address looming maturities.
Dish Network Corp.’s new parent entity launched an offer to exchange about $4.9 billion of convertible debt for new bonds that would be backed by wireless spectrum as the company seeks to tame a massive debt load.
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Some Dish Network Corp. creditors are examining legal options including sending a default notice to the company after it moved prized assets out of bondholders’ reach, according to people with knowledge of the matter.
Major U.S. telecom stocks slipped late Thursday as the Environmental Protection Agency called on them to meet about their lead-sheathed phone cables, the WSJ re
EchoStar (SATS) jumped 38% Wednesday morning after announcing a "series of strategic transactions" designed to increase flexibility after completing its merger
Dish Network Corp. bonds plummeted Wednesday after the company announced a move to shuffle assets including valuable spectrum licenses into new subsidiaries, worrying existing debt holders.
Dish Network Corp. received a $50 million grant from the Biden administration to help develop open mobile networks — an effort to make wireless systems more robust by using industry standards and inviting in a wider variety of suppliers.
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EchoStar now owns Dish, which once owned EchoStar.
Echostar (SATS) announced on Tuesday that it had completed its merger with DISH Network (DISH). Read for more.
Dish Network Corp. and EchoStar Corp. have completed their merger, reuniting Charlie Ergen’s satellite empire once again.
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