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About Verizon
Verizon Communications Inc. is a major U.S. telecommunications company that provides wireless and wireline communications services to consumers, businesses, and government entities. Its core offerings include mobility services (postpaid and prepaid wireless plans), broadband internet (via fiber-optic Fios and fixed wireless access), and enterprise solutions encompassing managed network services, data, and voice. The company operates two reportable segments: Verizon Consumer, which serves individual and household customers, and Verizon Business, which targets enterprise, small/medium business, and public sector clients. Verizon serves nearly all of the Fortune 500 and maintains approximately 147 million wireless retail connections, 94.5 million postpaid phone connections, and 17.4 million broadband connections. The company is actively expanding its fiber network toward 40-50 million passings and has entered into a strategic AI infrastructure partnership with Amazon Web Services valued at over $2 billion. Verizon generated revenues of $138.2 billion in 2025 and is listed on both NYSE and Nasdaq under the ticker VZ. Updated
Qualcomm just locked in multi-year silicon demand from tens of thousands of new ground sites, and SpaceX stops being only a satellite threat to the Big 3 carriers once terrestrial buildout starts in 2027.
Big news! SpaceX has just officially announced that they are partnering with Qualcomm to help build @Starlink Mobile's nationwide terrestrial 5G network, with deployment beginning in 2027.
Under the multi-year agreement, SpaceX plans to deploy tens of thousands of cellular sites https://t.co/8vtnio27KT
Now EVP & Chief People Officer at VERIZON COMMUNICATIONS INC
Verizon's people chief now files with the SEC, and her stock grants land as the $186.5 billion carrier reshapes its workforce around the fiber and fixed wireless push. Compensation disclosures from this seat are the clearest early read on how deep the restructuring goes.
Verizon's best phone growth in five years says the subscriber bleed to T-Mobile and AT&T has stopped, and it lands while telecom investors are focused on SpaceX's satellite threat.
JUST IN: Verizon adds 406,000 phone customers in Q3, the largest in 5 years
Verizon reports at 7:00 AM ET with six straight quarters of EPS beats on the line, against consensus of $1.27 on $34.85 billion in revenue. The number that matters is wireless subscriber momentum, with Starlink's push into US mobile now hanging over the whole group.
All three major US wireless carriers closed down double digits on the same day, a rare sweep for names usually bought as defensive income. Moderna's 13.8% gain topped the board on the other side.
A 4.97% intraday slide to $40.87 is a rare one-day move for a $170 billion dividend anchor that investors own for stability. The $43 open is now the level to reclaim.
All three major US wireless carriers are at the bottom of the board at the open, with T-Mobile down 8.9% and AT&T and Verizon close behind. Optical names lead the other side, Applied Optoelectronics up 8.9%.
Charles E. Phillips, the former Oracle president who went on to run Infor, now has a board seat and a filing obligation at a $191.1 billion telecom hunting for enterprise software growth. His Form 3 means every future trade he makes in the stock is public, and the enterprise playbook he built is now inside Verizon's boardroom.
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Verizon Communications Inc. is a major U.S. telecommunications company that provides wireless and wireline communications services to consumers, businesses, and government entities.
What is the VZ stock price target?
24/7 Wall St.'s 12-month price target for VZ is $55.22, rated Buy. The Wall Street consensus target is $50.65. VZ price prediction →
