EchoStar’s saga with the FCC continues.
It made an interest payment to give itself additional time to make a deal with the FCC, as reported by Fierce Network. It recently skipped interest payments over uncertainties created by an FCC investigation. [Link: EchoStar buys more time to reach deal with FCC | https://www.fierce-network.com/wireless/echostar-buys-more-time-reach-deal-fcc | fierce-network.com]
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