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FuboTV Inc. (NYSE: FUBO) generates frequent news as a sports-first live TV streaming company operating the Fubo, Hulu + Live TV and Molotov brands. This news page aggregates coverage of Fubo’s corporate developments, programming announcements and financial disclosures so readers can follow how the company is evolving within the streaming and Pay TV landscape.
Investors and viewers can expect updates related to Fubo’s business combination with The Walt Disney Company’s Hulu + Live TV business, which created a combined operation described by the company as the sixth largest Pay TV service in the U.S. Company announcements and SEC filings provide details on the structure of this transaction, the resulting ownership and governance arrangements, and the integration of the Hulu + Live TV business into Fubo’s umbrella partnership structure.
News for FUBO also includes capital structure and financing developments, such as the issuance of a $145 million term loan from an affiliate of The Walt Disney Company and the handling of Fubo’s 3.25% Convertible Senior Notes due 2026 and Convertible Senior Secured Notes due 2029. Press releases and Form 8-K filings describe tender offers, repurchase rights triggered by the business combination and subsequent repurchases of outstanding notes.
From an operational perspective, Fubo’s news flow covers product and content initiatives. Examples include the launch of the Fubo Channel Store to aggregate premium standalone plans inside the Fubo app, the introduction of the Fubo Sports skinny service, and announcements about exclusive rights to select UEFA European Qualifiers to FIFA World Cup 2026 offered as pay-per-view events. The company also issues statements on content negotiations, such as its dispute with NBCUniversal over carriage terms and the removal of NBCUniversal networks from the Fubo platform.
FuboTV Inc. regularly reports its quarterly financial results and key performance metrics, including subscriber counts and non-GAAP measures such as Adjusted EBITDA and Free Cash Flow, through shareholder letters, earnings press releases and Form 8-K filings. These disclosures provide insight into the performance of Fubo’s streaming operations in North America and other markets. For anyone tracking FUBO stock, this page offers a centralized view of these announcements, making it easier to monitor how strategic decisions, content agreements and financial trends intersect over time.
FuboTV (NYSE: FUBO), the sports-first live TV streaming platform, announced that shareholders have approved its business combination with Disney's Hulu + Live TV business. Upon completion, Disney will own 70% of Fubo, while the current management team led by CEO David Gandler will operate the combined entity.
The transaction, initially announced in January 2025, aims to enhance consumer choice by maintaining both Fubo and Hulu + Live TV as separate offerings with varied programming packages. The deal remains subject to regulatory approvals and other closing conditions. Post-closing, Fubo's shares will continue trading on NYSE under the FUBO ticker symbol.
FuboTV (NYSE: FUBO) announced the launch of Fubo Sports, a new skinny sports streaming service starting September 2, 2025. The service will offer 20+ sports and broadcast networks for $55.99 per month ($45.99 for the first month), including major networks like ESPN, Fox Sports, and local broadcast stations.
The new service will include features such as VOD, Unlimited DVR, Family Share, and access to ESPN's Unlimited plan with ESPN+. The launch aligns with Fubo's strategy to provide flexible, affordable content options within its ecosystem, which already includes Pro, Elite with Sports Plus, and Latino plans.
The platform will initially launch in select markets with plans for expansion, offering national and local pro and college team coverage alongside innovative features like Multiview and Game Highlights.Fubo (NYSE: FUBO) announced that its French subsidiary Molotov has secured a non-exclusive carriage agreement with Ligue 1 for the 2025/2026 season. Through the partnership with Ligue 1+, Molotov subscribers will have access to eight of nine live matches per gameday, with one delayed broadcast.
As France's leading live TV streaming platform, Molotov will offer subscribers exclusive shows, in-depth analysis, documentaries, and club-specific content. The platform uniquely combines French television channels with Ligue 1 McDonald's coverage, alongside other major sports competitions including FIFA World Cup 2026 and Coupe de France through its existing channel partnerships.
This strategic move strengthens Molotov's position in the French market while expanding Fubo's sports-first streaming presence internationally.FuboTV (NYSE: FUBO) and DAZN have announced a multi-year partnership in Canada, expanding their existing U.S. distribution agreement. The collaboration will enable cross-platform content sharing, with DAZN carrying Fubo Sports Network and Fubo offering DAZN's premium sports content.
The partnership creates one of Canada's most comprehensive sports streaming lineups, combining DAZN's exclusive rights to NFL Game Pass, UEFA Champions League, and boxing with Fubo's exclusive coverage of Premier League and Serie A. Canadian subscribers can purchase bundled packages or standalone subscriptions, accessing over 90,000 live events annually across more than 100 sports, news, and entertainment networks.
FuboTV (NYSE:FUBO), the sports-first live TV streaming platform, reported mixed Q2 2025 results, achieving its first-ever positive Adjusted EBITDA quarter while facing subscriber declines. The company delivered North America revenue of $371.3M (down 3% YoY) with 1.356M paid subscribers (down 6.5% YoY), and Rest of World revenue of $8.7M (up 4.7% YoY) with 349,000 subscribers (down 12.5% YoY).
The company significantly improved its financial metrics, reducing net loss from continuing operations to $8.0M (EPS loss of $0.02) compared to $25.8M loss in Q2 2024. Notably, Fubo achieved positive Adjusted EBITDA of $20.7M, a $31.7M improvement YoY. The company ended Q2 with $289.7M in cash and equivalents.
[ "First-ever positive Adjusted EBITDA of $20.7M, a $31.7M improvement YoY", "Significant reduction in net loss to $8.0M from $25.8M YoY", "Rest of World revenue grew 4.7% YoY to $8.7M", "Strong cash position with $289.7M in cash and equivalents", "Improved Adjusted EPS to $0.05 from -$0.04 YoY" ]FuboTV (NYSE: FUBO), the sports-first live TV streaming platform, has released preliminary Q2 2025 results exceeding previous guidance. In North America, the company expects revenue over $365 million and paid subscribers exceeding 1.35 million. Rest of World operations anticipate revenue above $8.5 million with over 340,000 subscribers.
The company projects a significantly improved net loss of approximately $8 million, down $18 million year-over-year, and its first-ever positive Adjusted EBITDA of at least $20 million. Fubo expects to end Q2 with minimum $285 million in cash and equivalents. Due to the pending Hulu + Live TV business combination, Fubo is pausing future guidance and withdrawing its 2025 profitability target.
FuboTV (NYSE: FUBO) has announced a multi-year agreement with Weigel Broadcasting Co. to distribute seven networks on its sports-first live TV streaming platform. The deal includes MeTV, America's #1 classic TV entertainment network, and WCIU, The U Chicago, which will broadcast over 30 WNBA Chicago Sky games in the 2025 season.
Subscribers to Fubo's Pro and Elite channel plans will gain access to Weigel's national entertainment networks, while Chicago DMA customers will receive WCIU-TV's local sports, news, and entertainment programming. The partnership expands Fubo's content offering with classic TV shows, movies, and local sports coverage.
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