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Charter Communications Rises with More Mobile Lines, Smaller TV Decline
Charter Communications shares moved higher after the company added more mobile lines in the first quarter and tempered a decline in TV subscribers. The stock was up 11% at $370.95 in early trading. Shares are now in positive territory year-to-date.
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