EchoStar paid one outstanding bill but is holding up payment on another, continuing what has been an increasingly sordid financial juggling act for the diversified telecommunications provider.

A bankruptcy filing could offer EchoStar some protection from potential regulatory actions, although the outcome of such a court process isn’t clear, according to some telecom analysts.

EchoStar billionaire Charlie Ergen repeatedly made attempts to schedule a meeting with Carr dating to 2024 before he became chair earlier this year, the company stated in a filing on 6 June. In a ...

EchoStar shares fell after a report the company is considering filing for chapter 11 bankruptcy. The stock was down 11% to $15.58 in premarket trading on Monday. The stock has lost a quarter of ...

Investing.com -- EchoStar Corporation (NASDAQ:SATS) shares tumbled, trading down 8% after a Wall Street Journal report indicated the company is contemplating a Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing due to ...

EchoStar may be considering this unusual way to protect itself from the government, and the stock is falling Companies typically file for Chapter 11 because they are unable to make debt payments, ...

EchoStar: The FCC's Threats Add Yet Another Layer of Uncertainty but Could Hasten Needed Action Michael Hodel May 13, 2025. Share. In a May 9 letter to EchoStar chair Charlie Ergen, Federal ...

EchoStar is considering a Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing as the telecommunications services firm vies to ... FCC's actions have severely limited the company's ability to make strategic decisions ...