EchoStar Discloses Subscriber Metrics and Updates SpaceX Spectrum Transaction Terms
EchoStar reported a decline in wireless subscribers for the third quarter and provided updated valuation details for its spectrum agreement with SpaceX.
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Morgan Stanley Adjusts Price Target on EchoStar to $132 From $134
Morgan Stanley has revised its price target for EchoStar Corporation, lowering it from $134 to $132.
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