Associated Press: Comcast, which reports financial results on Monday, faces some tough questions about what’s next for the country’s biggest cable company after its dreams of a far-reaching network collapsed with the death of its $45 billion Time Warner Cable deal. The company now has to deal with growing expenses for the movies, TV shows and sports rights it buys without the cash influx from Time Warner Cable subscribers and the increased leverage it would have had as a bigger provider. “Containing costs is critical.”