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NASDAQ:FUBO News 18 January 2026

FUBO stock can’t shake $2.70 even after “top marks” Q3 screen — February debt is the tell

FUBO stock can’t shake $2.70 even after “top marks” Q3 screen — February debt is the tell

NEW YORK, Jan 18, 2026, 16:28 EST FuboTV Inc (FUBO) shares closed at $2.67 on Friday, hovering close to the $2.70 mark. The sports-focused streamer caught attention in a September-quarter media group earnings screen. (TechStock²) The muted reaction says it all. Investors aren’t focused on one quarter’s beats; they want to figure out what’s shifting on the balance sheet and…
18 January 2026
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FuboTV stock gets “top marks” in Q3 earnings screen — but FUBO is still stuck near $2.70

FuboTV stock gets “top marks” in Q3 earnings screen — but FUBO is still stuck near $2.70

NEW YORK, Jan 17, 2026, 21:24 (EST) FuboTV Inc shares ended Friday at $2.67, buoyed by a StockStory earnings screen that ranked the sports-centric streaming service among the best performers for the September-quarter reporting season. The call-out matters because Fubo beat revenue and profitability forecasts in that quarter, yet shares are still down about 29% since it reported. That disconnect…
18 January 2026
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FuboTV stock pops after $140.2 million 2026 note buyback eases debt crunch

FuboTV stock pops after $140.2 million 2026 note buyback eases debt crunch

New York, January 14, 2026, 16:05 EST FuboTV repurchased $140.2 million of its 3.25% Convertible Senior Notes due 2026, using cash to retire debt maturing next month. (FinancialContent) This move is significant since the notes will mature on Feb. 15, 2026. Investors had pegged that date as a key near-term pressure point for a streaming business still struggling to achieve…
18 January 2026
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  • Birla Corporation Investors Gain 48% in Five Years Despite Earnings Dip
    January 23, 2026, 9:29 PM EST. Birla Corporation (NSE:BIRLACORPN) shareholders have seen a 48% total return over five years, including dividends, despite a 0.4% annual decrease in earnings per share (EPS). The stock fell 12% in the past quarter and underperformed the broader market return of 127% over five years. Key drivers appear to be consistent revenue growth at 8.2% per year, suggesting the company is prioritizing expansion over immediate earnings. The modest 1.0% dividend yield boosted total shareholder returns beyond share price gains. Birla's recent 11% loss contrasts with five-year gains averaging 8% annually, highlighting volatility but long-term growth potential amid analyst coverage and market challenges.
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