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NASDAQ:FUBO News 5 October 2025 - 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

FuboTV closed at $2.67 Friday, near its recent range, after repurchasing $140.2 million in convertible notes ahead of a February maturity. The buyback, funded by a $145 million loan tied to its Hulu + Live TV deal, leaves $4.5 million outstanding. September-quarter revenue fell 2.3% to $377.2 million but beat analyst estimates. Fubo launches “The Hoops HQ Show” Jan. 20 on its free streaming channel.
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

FuboTV shares closed at $2.67 Friday after StockStory named it the top media stock for Q3, citing forecast beats. Shares remain down 29% since results, with investors watching February’s $4.5 million convertible note maturity. Fubo repurchased $140.2 million of notes at full value, funded by a $145 million loan tied to its Hulu + Live TV deal.
FuboTV’s Disney Deal Ignites a $4 Stock Rally – Is FUBO Ready to Soar?

FuboTV’s Disney Deal Ignites a $4 Stock Rally – Is FUBO Ready to Soar?

Introduction FuboTV Inc. (NYSE: FUBO) has turned into one of 2025’s most intriguing streaming stock stories. Once a struggling niche player in live TV streaming, Fubo is now poised to transform itself through a landmark partnership with Disney. Investors are buzzing about what this could mean for FuboTV’s growth trajectory and whether the current ~$4 share price could be the launchpad for even bigger gains. Below we dive into the latest news (as of early October 2025), expert analysis, and forecasts surrounding FuboTV – from the Disney deal and financial outlook to analyst opinions on where FUBO might be headed
5 October 2025

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Hongkong Land (SGX:H78) slides 4% despite fresh buyback as March results loom

Hongkong Land (SGX:H78) slides 4% despite fresh buyback as March results loom

8 February 2026
Hongkong Land shares fell 4.2% to $8.18 Friday, reversing earlier gains after hitting a decade high of $9.12 on Feb. 4. The company disclosed repurchases of 170,000 shares for cancellation at average prices above Friday’s close. Investors await March 5 annual results and details on an expanded $650 million buyback program. Trading volume stayed high.
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