Fox Corporation completes acquisition of Roku
Fox Corporation has completed its acquisition of Roku, per the company's announcement. The combined entity brings together Tubi, FOX One and Roku's open distribution platform serving more than 100 million households worldwide, making Fox one of the largest U.S. streaming businesses.
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