Shares of iHeartMedia (NASDAQ:IHRT) surged as much as 29% by midday trading on Thursday after recording six consecutive sessions of losses. The radio station giant closed -3.8% at $1.51 on Wednesday and is on track to close with 25% gains if current levels hold.

HeartMedia CEO Bob Pittman bought 200,000 shares of the company's stock, leading the price to jump 23% on Thursday (March 6).

In a regulatory filing, iHeartMedia (IHRT) disclosed that its CEO Robert Pittman bought 200K shares of common stock on March 4th in a total

Come April 1, the Chief Legal Officer at iHeartMedia will be pursuing a new opportunity outside of the company. Where is Jordan Fasbender going? Look no further than the properties Comcast will soon be spinning off from its NBCUniversal unit.

Madison Mills takes a closer look at the trending headlines investors need to know as part of today's Market Minute. BJ's Wholesale Club (BJ) shares are soaring after the retailer announced quarterly results that beat on the top and bottom lines.

Kidde, a trusted leader in fire safety for more than 100 years, has announced the expansion of its Cause For Alarm™ program through a collaboration with The Home Depot and iHeartMedia to promote home safety.

The FCC is probing iHeartMedia over alleged payola violations, questioning if artists are pressured to perform for free for airplay.

A brand that has been a leader in the fire prevention and safety category for more than a century has expanded its "Cause For Alarm" program, tied to continued efforts to close what it calls a fire and carbon monoxide safety education gap.