Shares of Verizon rose slightly last week, but not enough to allow the company to relinquish its position as the poorest performing DJIA stock so far in 2017.
While Sprint shares rallied on possible investment interest, there's no deal yet.
A security hole exposed as many as 14 million Verizon customer records held in a cloud-based storage system. Verizon acknowledged that 6 million records were exposed, but said no data was lost…
Rite Aid, Abercrombie & Fitch, Verizon, and Macy's all posted new 52-week lows on Tuesday.
Verizon can't shake its position as the worst-performing DJIA stock of the year to date, and a report that it may be considering a play for Disney did not help its share…
The New York Post reports chatter that Verizon may be looking to take over Disney. AT&T has recently struck a deal for Time Warner, and Verizon may believe it has to respond.
Seven stocks in the Dow Jones Industrial Average index have posted share price losses in the first half of 2017. The losses range from about 7% to more than 16%. The Dow…
Rite Aid, Vipshop, Verizon, and Viacom posted new 52-week lows on Friday.
Rite Aid, General Electric, Carrizo Oil & Gas, and Verizon all posted new 52-week lows Thursday.
24/7 Wall St. has conducted a review of the top dividends from America’s largest companies. There were 25 such companies paying a yield of 3.5% or more — and some much higher.
The average revenue per user is a measure used primarily by consumer communications and networking companies. This is a metric that is very closely followed by Wall Street, and it may be…
Verizon's stock price dropped more than 2% last week and the telecom giant has retained its long-standing position as the worst performing DJIA stock.
Google and Facebook are not only the largest sites by number of visitors. They also dominate the industry in terms of ad sales dollars.
Crude oil dropped below $45 a barrel for the first time since late 2016, a private equity firm may buy huge office supply company Staples, and T-Mobile reportedly is in merger talks…
General Electric, Intel, Disney, and Verizon were the poorest performing stocks among the Dow 30 on Tuesday.
