Two of the world's largest advertisers, AT&T and Verizon, have suspended advertising on Google's YouTube as a reaction to programmatic placement of ads adjacent to videos with extremist messages or hate speech.
Telecom giants Verizon and AT&T are preparing to roll out tests of 5G network technology in several U.S. cities during 2017, even though full implementation of the technology is still years away.
Verizon Communications may no longer be a growth company, but it has mitigated investor risk that its revenue expansion will slow via the highest payout among all 30 Dow Jones Industrial Average…
Google is reportedly working on three new devices for its next generation Pixel phones. All three are just rumors at the moment, and all three are codenamed after freshwater fish.
Caterpillar, Verizon, UnitedHealth, and Chevron lead DJIA higher Wednesday on higher crude prices and a rate increase from the Fed.
RadioShack parent, General Wireless Operations, made a voluntary Chapter 11 filing yesterday. The company stated it would close 200 stores immediately.
Caterpillar, Chevron, Exxon, and Verizon led the DJIA lower on Thursday.
Chevron, Verizon, Pfizer, and Merck combined to weigh on the DJIA Tuesday.
Analysts at Jefferies weighed in on the outlook for the four major U.S. wireless carriers. A saturated market and commoditization of wireless services promise more turbulence.
While things for 2017 actually look solid, and earnings actually should improve, the bottom line is we are way overbought and need a sell-off to take some of the air out.
AT&T announced two unlimited data plans this morning, joining the other three major U.S. carriers that already offer similar plans.
Johnson & Johnson, Pfizer, UnitedHealth, and Verizon lifted the DJIA on Thursday.
T-Mobile may be first among the four largest mobile carriers based on subscriber additions, but in terms of network performance nationwide, it ranks last, which may be a hurdle to its future…
Tuesday’s top analyst upgrades, downgrades and initiations include Apple, Dynegy, Flowserve, Lear, Nokia and Verizon Communications.
With a possible tie-up of Sprint and T-Mobile a new possibility, deal-hungry AT&T may reappear to reverse its largest M&A failure.
