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Liberty Global is a holding company with interests in several telecom companies in the UK, Netherlands, Belgium, Switzerland, Ireland, and Slovakia. Liberty is the owner of the main cable network in each of these geographies and has pursued a strategy since 2016 to merge or partner with mobile-network-operators to be able to offer converged services. Liberty also owns minority stakes in other media, entertainment, and cloud companies.

Paramount is a worldwide media entertainment company. Remerged in December 2019 from sister companies Viacom and CBS, the company produces and distributes television and cable programming over its networks, including the flagship CBS broadcast network; a stable of basic cable channels, including MTV Networks, VH1, Nickelodeon, Country Music Television, Comedy Central, and BET; a network of owned and affiliated local CBS broadcast television stations; and various digital streaming video platforms, including its flagship Paramount+ service and Pluto TV. Paramount also produces and distributes theatrical films through its Paramount Pictures studio and owns a minority 12.5% share in the CW network. The company's businesses and trademarks also include the CBS television network, the Showtime cable network, CBS Television Distribution, and Paramount Pictures. ViacomCBS changed its name to Paramount Global on February 15, 2022.

Operating under the name Bell Canada, BCE is Canada's largest communications company. The company has two operating segments: Bell Communication and Technology Services and Bell Media.

Barring a massive meltdown in the back half of December, 2024 is primed to be a very good year for investors. But as we head toward the last trading day of the year, weekly data from Vickers Stock Research continues to suggest that insiders have shut down their capital-appreciation machines. Indeed, all of the major eight-week sell/buy ratios from Vickers continue to gently weaken but remain within the neutral range. On a sector basis, insider buying was the greatest in Energy over the last week, with shares valued at $11 million bought versus less than $7 million sold. Meanwhile, selling was the greatest in Financials over the last week, with shares valued at $509 million sold versus less than $3 million bought. This week, analysts at Vickers highlighted insider transactions of interest at Apollo Global Management Inc. (NYSE: APO) and SoFi Technologies Inc. (NGS: SOFI).