On the wireless side, Echostar added around 212,000 new lines, a sign that Dish Wireless and Boost Mobile are starting to ...

It follows up on a letter that Consumers' Research Executive Director Will Hild wrote to Attorney General Pam Bondi and FCC Chairman Brendan Carr this week alerting them to the network's policies.

Dish Network appears increasingly desperate to sell assets and raise money — and continues to battle speculation from insiders that it could face bankruptcy, On The Money has learned.

Dish also secured rights to use part of T-Mobile's 5G network. Dish still needed to build out its own 5G network, a task that it started mostly from scratch.

Dish Network, based in Englewood, pulled off what some observers thought it could never achieve. It built a state-of-the-art 5G cellular network reaching more than 240 million U.S. residents in thr… ...

Dish Network Corp. has become the first company to face an enforcement action for littering in outer space. The Federal Communications Commission said it’s fining the pay-TV and satellite ...

The Dish Network/Boost Mobile breach is a significant event in the history of the parent company. Yet, with a bit of openness and by gathering a comprehensive security approach, the company can ...

Following Dish Network’s third-quarter earnings, Ergen was asked by an analyst whether the current political environment would allow for a long-anticipated merger of the two companies.

Shares of DISH Network plunged to a 25-year low on Monday after the company announced an unanticipated loss in the third quarter and the resignation of CEO Erik Carlson effective Nov. 12.

Dish Network has been slapped with a historic $150,000 fine by the Federal Communications Commission [FCC] for failing to properly deorbit one of its broadcast satellites, creating orbital debris.

Dish Network looks to be just in time for meeting an FCC deadline to cover 20 percent of the US population. Its 5G wireless service is now available, according to its website, with a $30 per month ...

Dish Network stock (NASDAQ NDAQ: DISH) has declined by almost 35% year-to-date, falling to near 14-year lows. The sell-off is driven by several factors. Firstly, the company faced a cybersecurity ...