Charter Communications beat Wall Street estimates for quarterly results on Friday, driven by higher-than-expected subscriber growth for its mobile services which can be bundled with broadband plans.

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Charter Communications (CHTR) on Friday logged stronger-than-forecast fourth-quarter results amid double-digit percentage gains in advertising and residential mobile service revenue. The broadband ...

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