search
Optimum
Trends
- 1Creditors sue Optimum and founder Patrick Drahi over alleged fraudulent transfers▼Creditors Sue Optimum, Founder Patrick Drahi Over Alleged Fraudulent Transfers https://www.wsj.com/pro/bankruptcy/credit
Creditors have filed a lawsuit against Optimum and its founder, French telecom billionaire Patrick Drahi, alleging fraudulent transfers, according to the Wall Street Journal. The suit, reported in the context of bankruptcy proceedings, accuses the company and Drahi of moving assets in a way that disadvantaged creditors, who are now seeking to claw back value through the courts.
- 2Optimum expands fastest fiber internet service to Abbeville▼Optimum Brings Fastest Fiber Internet to Abbeville, Investing in the Community’s Future
Optimum has brought its fastest fiber internet service to Abbeville, describing the rollout as an investment in the community's future. The expansion gives residents and local businesses access to high-speed connectivity, part of the company's broader effort to upgrade network infrastructure in smaller communities. Local officials and customers are expected to welcome the improved speeds as a boost for work, education and business.
- 3
Optimum Nutrition has launched a new line of multi-functional shakes, according to Food Business News. The products are designed to serve several nutritional purposes in one serving, expanding the brand's offering beyond traditional sports supplements. Details on ingredients, pricing and availability have not been widely reported yet.
- 4Optimum grant and business openings, closings shape Lubbock news▼Lubbock business news includes Optimum grant, openings, closings
Lubbock business news this week centers on a grant from telecommunications provider Optimum, alongside announcements of new business openings and closures in the Texas city. The roundup from the Lubbock Avalanche-Journal ties together several local commercial developments, giving residents a snapshot of which companies are investing in the area and which are shutting their doors.
- 5Optimum to launch 8 Gbps fiber in two New Jersey towns▼Optimum To Bring 8 Gbps Fiber to New Jersey’s East Brunswick and South River
Optimum announced plans to bring its 8 Gbps fiber internet service to East Brunswick and South River, New Jersey. The rollout would give residents in the two towns access to some of the fastest residential broadband speeds available in the US, as the cable operator continues expanding its fiber footprint amid competition from fiber rivals and upgrades by other providers.