STAMFORD — Cable-provider Charter Communications will relocate some of its employees now based in Manhattan to its Stamford headquarters by the end of the year, as it aims to consolidate operations in Connecticut.
“It’s a small number of the total number of Charter employees located in New York City who had worked for Time Warner Cable,” Charter spokeswoman Maureen Huff said Wednesday.
It appears some old-fashioned persistence and griping could lead to satisfaction for a German Village couple.
Time Warner Cable is looking at finding another location for a power-backup box originally set for installation in front of Sharon and Richard Pettit's house on Jaeger Street.
Time Warner (NYSE:TWX) : Fridays money flow indicated an uptick to downtick ratio was at 2.9. The total value of inflow transactions on upticks was $194.34 million, whereas, the total value of outflow trades on downticks was $66.91 million. The total money flow was $127.43 million, which shows a mild bullish bias. The total money flow into the stock in block trades was $124.42 million. The total value of the trades done on upticks was $124.42 million. Time Warner (NYSE:TWX) was trading with a -3.19% change over previous days close. It fell $2.33 during the day and reached $70.72. The stock was -2.28% compared to the previous weeks close.
Time Warner Cable announced today it is hiring 40 customer service and 10 direct sales representatives for open positions in Dayton.
Company representatives will be on hand to interview candidates for positions on Thursday, June 23, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at 3691 Turner Road in Dayton.
Time Warner Inc (NYSE:TWX)stock is currently trading at about $71.81 and lots of rating firms seem to have a target price set on the stock. The median 12-month price target of 31 analysts covering the company is $85.00, which suggests the stock could still gain more than 16 percent. The highest analyst price target is $95.00, which implies a gain of 68 percent. And roundups of analyst notes show that 18 are rating the stock a buy while 8 rate TWX a strong buy. There are 11 equity research firms suggesting a Hold and 0 consider it Sell.
APPLETON - Time Warner Cable will hire 60 customer service representatives over the next four months in Appleton.
A job fair will take place 10 a.m.-7 p.m. Wednesday at 3520 E. Destination Drive.
A U.S. district judge in Milwaukee has dismissed a lawsuit that accused Time Warner Cable of keeping subscribers' personal information after they ended their cable service.
Derek Gubala, formerly of Oak Creek, claimed that Time Warner Cable kept personal identifiable information such as names and addresses, birth dates, Social Security numbers and credit card accounts of former customers, in violation of the Cable Communications Policy Act.
Time Warner's (NYSE:TWX) upcoming Space Jam sequel has the potential to be massive at the box office. It also has apparel giant Nike (NYSE:NKE) in position for a marketing alley-oop.
How much participation Nike will have in the franchise relaunch is unclear, as the company took a somewhat hands-off approach to the first entry in the series, but some manner of team-up appears to be a likely proposition. Nike might benefit from the sequel even if it does not pursue tie-ins with the project.
The stock of Time Warner Incorporated (NYSE:TWX) registered an increase of 2.71% in short interest. TWX’s total short interest was 11.04M shares in June as published by FINRA. Its up 2.71% from 10.74M shares, reported previously. With 3.68 million shares average volume, it will take short sellers 3 days to cover their TWX’s short positions. The short interest to Time Warner Incorporated’s float is 1.41%. The stock is 0.00% or $0 after the news, hitting $72.88 per share. It is down 6.41% since November 9, 2015 and is uptrending. It has outperformed by 6.75% the S&P500.
If you live in or near Floresville and found your Internet service down yesterday afternoon, June 13, here’s why!
According to Wilson County Information Technology Director John Holcombe, yesterday mid-afternoon, a truck snagged the [Time Warner] fiber near the Abrego Lake subdivision north of Floresville and broke it.
Like millions of others around the U.S., I got a letter in the mail this weekend telling me that my cable service would not change soon, but later will change dramatically. That’s because the Time Warner Cable-Charter Communications merger has gone through. Among the changes already announced: our cable company now wants us to call it Spectrum (as though it’s a pal and not a giant corporation we send ungodly money to every month in exchange for endless re-runs of Big Bang Theory and Keeping Up With The Kardashians.
Time Warner Cable says it’s being bullied by five North Carolina electric cooperatives and is accusing the rural monopolies of charging outrageous fees for letting the cable company lease space on utility poles.
Time Warner has sued the rural co-ops at the N.C. Utilities Commission, asking the commission to help resolve ongoing contract disputes over fees the co-ops charge for leasing space on some 75,000 utility poles in North Carolina. The disputes result from utility pole lease contracts that expired in recent years and are bogged down in negotiations.
You’re paying too much for your cable boxes. If you’re like the average American household, you’ve likely got two boxes, which you rent from your television provider for close to $200 a year. That’s a lot of cash.
But there’s an easy, and inexpensive way to pay way less for your cable boxes and still be able to watch “The Real Housewives of the Potomac” on every TV in your home. (Yeah, I’m calling you out, Mom.)
