How Haim Saban, a flinty self-made billionaire, plans to turn Univision into the next great network - and put Hillary Clinton in the White House.

When Haim Saban and billionaire-led private equity firms acquired Univision Communications for $13.7 billion in early 2007, they figured the nation’s largest Spanish-language media company would be a ...

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Univision isn't looking to be No. 1--yet. Instead, it's making a "We're No. 5" pitch heading into the upfront. And with that, the net argues that it deserves a greater share of dollars as buyers ...

A television news director who was fired by Univision Communications Inc. last year for allegedly slanting the news fired back Monday, contending in a lawsuit that company executives shaped stories to ...

Univision grabbed the No. 2 spot among the six major broadcast networks on Thursday, the most competitive night of the week -- and during sweeps, no less. The Spanish-language net pulled off the feat ...

Another change in the broadcasting world appears to be on the horizon. Univision (which owns 65 local Spanish-language TV stations across the U.S., plus 58 local radio stations and national networks ...

Univision Communications and Grupo Televisa plan to merge their entertainment assets to create a powerful new Spanish-language media company with one foot in the United States and the other in Mexico.