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Charter receives final state approval to buy Cox for $21.9B after making concessions to California regulators, including low-cost internet for some households

Cable and broadband providers receive regulatory clearance from California after agreeing to some concessions on affordability

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Charter receives final state approval to buy Cox for $21.9B after making concessions to California regulators, including low-cost internet for some households

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