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PHILADELPHIA--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Comcast Business today announced it has completed its acquisition of Nitel, a U.S. managed services provider headquartered in Chicago, from international private equity firm Cinven. The acquisition expands Comcast Business' presence in connectivity, secure networking solutions and advanced technology, and enhances Comcast's ability to serve enterprise clients. “The completion of the Nitel acquisition is a significant milestone for Comcast Business. It strengthens.

Comcast is a mature company adapting well to market shifts, investing in growth while maintaining high free cash flow, margins, and shareholder returns. The stock is undervalued, with a fair valuation of $42 per share, offering a 15% growth potential and a "Buy" rating. Key growth drivers include broadband leadership, Peacock's path to profitability, and the 2025 launch of Epic Universe, enhancing revenue and EBITDA.

Comcast (CMCSA) concluded the recent trading session at $36.90, signifying a +0.76% move from its prior day's close.

Comcast renews partnership with USA Gymnastics as part of its sponsorship strategy to boost broadband and wireless growth.

Comcast offers a robust 8.6% free cash flow yield and trades at a historically low forward P/E of 8.7. Its diversified business model and strong cash generation support its value and income potential. CMCSA's healthy balance sheet, A- credit rating, and consistent share buybacks enhance its appeal, and it currently has a well-covered 3.5% dividend yield.

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CALIFORNIA — The Trump administration announced several cuts to federal and state health programs this week, including $12 billion in funding to help states deal with emerging health crises and the elimination of 10,000 Department of Human Services employees. In California, the federal grants represent state and local funding that supports respiratory virus monitoring, testing and response, immunizations and vaccines for children, and health disparities efforts, California Department of Health Director and State Public Health Officer Dr. Erica Pan told Patch in a statement. "This funding supports the public health work and data systems improved during the pandemic that helped California fill gaps in its existing public health infrastructure, including ongoing response to COVID-19 disease and other respiratory and vaccine-preventable diseases that require similar resources," she said. Those funds, allocated during the COVID-19 pandemic will stop immediately, according to the story fir

Sky has announced plans to cut up to 2,000 UK call centre jobs as it shifts more of its customer service operations online. The move, which affects around 7% of its workforce, includes the closure of sites in Stockport, Sheffield and Leeds Central, with further changes at Dunfermline and Newcastle.

INDIANAPOLIS--(BUSINESS WIRE)--USA Gymnastics (USAG) today announced global media and technology company, Comcast, will continue to have its Xfinity brand serve as the organization's official Internet, Mobile, and Video provider through 2028. Comcast will power USA Gymnastics National Teams along their journeys through the LA 2028 Olympic Games while also championing the next generation of gymnasts across the country. “USA Gymnastics is the gold standard for the sport, and we're honored to supp.