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Dish Network was fined $150,000 for not moving a defunct satellite far enough away from the orbit of other communication satellites.

The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has taken a landmark step towards regulating space debris by penalizing Dish Network for its inability to relocate

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Josh Kroenke on the Altitude/Comcast standoff and other directions for broadcast rights, plus Nikola Jokic on Bruce Brown's departure.

The FCC fines Dish Network for failing to properly deorbit one of it satellites, marking the US regulator's first 'space debris enforcement.'

Dish Network failed to comply with a plan to properly dispose of one of its satellites. Now, the FCC has issued the first space debris fine of its kind.

Dish left a satellite in the wrong disposal orbit, the FCC said, noting it was the first enforcement action the agency has taken against space junk.

An illustration of space junk. Satellites and debris are not to scale. ESA The FCC announced a settlement with the Dish Network over one of the company's…

In a space debris crackdown, Dish Network agreed to pay a $150,000 fine after the FCC concluded that it failed to properly deorbit an aging satellite.

Job openings in the U.S. unexpectedly showed a notable increase in the month of August, the Labor Department revealed in a report released on Tuesday. The Labor Department said job openings surged to 9.