Nexstar Media Group (NASDAQ:NXST) reported record second-quarter results as revenue nearly reached $2 billion, aided by its acquisition of TEGNA, political advertising growth and higher distribution revenue. Founder, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Perry Sook said second-quarter revenue reache

The market is offering an unusually high cash return on this satellite radio giant, but it comes with a question about where its future customers will come from.

The latest threat to revoke the broadcasting licenses of companies whose programming doesn’t align with the Trump administration’s priorities has left Wall Street largely unfazed. While that is “likely not a deterrent for the administration,” Capital Alpha Partners managing director Robert Kaminski told Barron’s, “the unprecedented nature of that type of action and the prospect of a long, drawn-out legal process may be why investors are less concerned about it in the short term.” Tensions between the networks and the administration came to a head Thursday night when President Donald Trump suggested that ABC and NBC should have their licenses pulled for not covering his prime-time speech.

Aug. 6 vote could replace the 39% ownership cap with case-by-case reviews, supporting further broadcast consolidation.

On July 8, 2026, The Hill, owned by Nexstar Media Group, launched The Hill Insider, a two-tier premium digital subscription service offering exclusive editorial content, interactive video calls with journalists, and ad-free options while keeping its free, ad-supported site available. This move highlights Nexstar’s push to monetize political and policy journalism through memberships, adding a new reader-revenue stream alongside traditional advertising. We’ll now explore how adding...

Consumer stocks were mixed late Wednesday afternoon, with the State Street Consumer Staples Select S

Consumer stocks were higher Wednesday afternoon, with the State Street Consumer Staples Select Secto

Nexstar Media Group stock has delivered a 46.0% total return over the past five years, yet current valuation checks and market multiples point to a company that appears expensive rather than clearly cheap. For investors, that mix of solid long term returns and an overvalued multiple raises the question of how much upside is already reflected in the current US$175.56 share price. Over five years, Nexstar Media Group has returned 46.0%, which suggests the longer term story has been rewarding...

A consortium of 12 states led by California sued to block Paramount Skydance's $110 billion acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery.

A coalition of a dozen states alleged the Hollywood merger would boost prices for consumers and lower quality for film and television.