Take-Two is one of the largest global developers and publishers of video games, with labels including Rockstar, 2K, and Zynga. Grand Theft Auto is the firm's biggest franchise, accounting for about 30% of total sales for the past decade. NBA 2K is the industry's dominant basketball video game, with Take-Two releasing a new version annually. Other notable franchises include Red Dead Redemption, Borderlands, and Civilization. Typically, more than three-fourths of the firm's sales are from in-game spending, with the remainder coming from initial game sales. Since acquiring Zynga in 2022, mobile makes up about half of total sales.

Snap is a technology company best known for its marquis social media application. Snapchat, a visual messaging application that has amassed hundreds of millions of users. The app was initially only used to communicate with family and friends through photographs and short videos (known as "Snaps"). Users can now enjoy augmented reality, or AR, lenses, content from famous creators and celebrities, updates about local events, and more. Although the app offers a paid subscription option with premium features, advertising sales produce most of the app’s revenue. The firm also sells wearable devices called AR Spectacles, which can capture photos and videos overlayed with AR lenses, but these make up a small portion of Snap’s overall sales.

Televisa is one of the leading telecom firms in Mexico. Its cable arm, Izzi, holds networks that pass 20 million Mexican homes and provide broadband service to nearly 6 million customers. The firm is also one of the largest pay-television providers in Mexico, with nearly 4 million customers. Televisa owns Sky Mexico, the country’s only satellite-TV provider, serving about 3 million customers. After merging its traditional media business into Univision, Grupo Televisa owns a 44% stake in the combined entity TelevisaUnivision. Televisa agreed to acquire a 50% stake in AT&T's Mexican wireless business in October 2026.

Verizon is a leader in the U.S. telecommunications industry. The company was created in July 2000 when Bell Atlantic and GTE merged. Operations include fiber and broadband, 5G and 4G LTE network capabilities, and Multi-Access Edge Computing infrastructure. Fios by Verizon provides bundled internet, television, and telephone service in nine states with seven million digital connections. Revenues in 2025 were $138 billion. The company is focused on growing its subscribers and broadband footprint through acquisitions. As of the beginning of 2026, the company had just under 147 million wireless retail connections and over 16 million fixed wireless and fiber broadband connections. The company has FCC spectrum licenses to provide wireless services on low- to mid-band spectrum covering nearly all of the U.S. Verizon also has licenses for millimeter-wave spectrum and citizens broadband radio service. The company also has wholesale wireline services. Verizon is a component of the S&P 500. The current market cap is $181 billion.