Charter-Cox Merger: Cable and Internet Giant

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Charter and Cox to merge in $34.5 billion deal

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Cox customers will get Charter’s “simple and transparent pricing and packaging structures” with no annual contracts, as well as credits for outages lasting longer than two hours .

The companies will continue to offer TV, internet, and mobile services.

Federal Communications chair Brendan Carr has suggested that his agency won’t approve mergers if the companies have policies related to diversity and equity.

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