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Comcast Reports 3rd Quarter 2026 Results

Comcast newsroom/IR·Oct 22, 2026 · 3:00 AM CT
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Comcast reported third-quarter results, and co-CEOs Brian Roberts and Mike Cavanagh said they are taking "decisive steps" to strengthen the business. They pointed to better customer satisfaction and more customers converting free wireless lines to paid plans, while near-term connectivity results reflect ongoing investment.

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