Comcast Corp. has a problem — the company is losing customers in its most significant business, providing internet access to nearly 30 million American households.The Philadelphia-based telecom and media conglomerate has reported record losses of broadband subscribers for three straight quarters,

The company has been touting price guarantees for internet customers and a free mobile line, while continuing to invest in theme parks, movies, and streaming.

Cable news network MSNBC will change its name and drop the iconic peacock logo as parent Comcast presses ahead with the planned separation of many NBCUniversal cable networks later this year.

Comcast is launching StreamStore, a hub for purchasing and managing streaming apps and channels for Xfinity TV and Internet customers.

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Comcast (CMCSA) announced the launch of “World Soccer Ticket” exclusively for Xfinity customers, calling it “the industry’s first video package custom-built for soccer fans.” World Soccer Ticket is available for an all-in monthly price of $85 and includes nearly 60 broadcast,

Comcast Xfinity launched World Soccer Ticket, a video package designed for soccer fans priced at $85 per month.

At first, 8-year-old Delaney Moses was hesitant as she peered inside her new black canvas backpack. Unzipping it further, she shoved her whole head into the dark bag to scope out its contents.

Mitch Ermatinger was one of 100 West Michigan business owners who got the call last week that they had won a complete business makeover courtesy of Comcast’s RISE program.

Comcast has announced that 100 small businesses in King County, including about 30 on the Eastside, are receiving Comcast RISE grant packages designed to help them grow, innovate, and strengthen the communities they serve.