EchoStar jumped by 13.16 percent on Friday to close at $28.81 apiece after announcing that it would now pay $500 million worth of interest payments after receiving support from President Donald ...

EchoStar rockets higher as interest payments defer bankruptcy risk EchoStar had missed $509 million in combined interest payments due on May 30 and June 2, but it is now sending that cash to ...

Since last Friday, shares of the satellite television and wireless operator EchoStar (NASDAQ: SATS) had blasted nearly 48% higher as of Thursday, a day in which the market is clos ...

EchoStar chief Charlie Ergen can thank Newsmax boss Chris Ruddy for his meeting with President Trump – and maybe keeping the Dish Network’s parent company out of bankruptcy, On The Money has ...

Absent a resolution, EchoStar was said to be considering a bankruptcy filing. Investors are understandably excited by the latest development, sending EchoStar shares up 40% as of 10 a.m. ET.

Dish Network owner EchoStar shares skyrocketed 45% Monday morning on a report that President Donald Trump had intervened to help the satellite TV provider hold onto its valuable spectrum licenses.

The latest report is good news for EchoStar shareholders, but the company isn't out of danger yet. A deal could involve EchoStar selling some of its spectrum licenses, which could put Boost at a ...

US President Donald Trump wants EchoStar Corp and FCC to cut a deal. EchoStar stock opened a whopping 45% up on Monday morning.

EchoStar (SATS) shares soar 50% as Trump brokers a deal with the FCC over spectrum licenses, averting bankruptcy.

EchoStar bondholders have engaged Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld ahead of a potential bankruptcy filing sparked by recent threats by federal regulators to revoke the company’s key wireless ...

EchoStar bondholders engaged Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld in preparation for a possible bankruptcy filing. This move comes amid threats from federal regulators to revoke the company’s wireless ...