Merrill Lynch Outlines Potential Level 3 Buyout Premium, and Shows Hurdles
A new report from Merrill Lynch outlines whether Level 3 is really evaluating alternatives as was rumored last week.
A new report from Merrill Lynch outlines whether Level 3 is really evaluating alternatives as was rumored last week.
The FCC's unanimous vote on Thursday to adopt new rules that would allow for wireless broadband operations in frequencies above 24GHz raises a few questions.
AT&T and Verizon Communications are not flash companies in the world of high tech, but they have been perfect investments as the market has rallied.
Nokia made waves in the market following news of the extension of a licensing agreement. Merrill Lynch believes that this new agreement will have an impact on revenues for 2016.
Calling its new pricing plan transformative, Verizon Communications on Wednesday raised prices on all its five of its data plans.
AT&T has seen a year-to-date gain of 30%. Now one analyst is saying that this stock's run has gone too far.
BlackBerry is scheduled to release its fiscal first-quarter earnings report before the markets open on Thursday.
In telecom and wireless phone providers, there exist two stable players, one rising player and one that is expected to keep losing money.
Here's a look at which companies win and which ones lose on the latest net neutrality ruling, or at least which will be perceived as winners and losers.
The federal court of appeals for Washington, D.C., on Tuesday upheld a Federal Communications Commission (FCC) rule that internet service providers must treat all web traffic equally. The so-called net neutrality ruling is a…
Verifone Systems sent its shareholders into the fire on Wednesday after reporting mixed earnings and weak guidance. But was this earnings report really that bad?
VeriFone Systems reported mixed fiscal second-quarter financial results after the markets closed on Tuesday.
The mobile data demand growth is only going to continue to accelerate, and these three top companies are the best way for aggressive accounts to play a space that should just stay on fire.
American's text, talk and share over mobile devices, generating trillions of conversations and downloads. The growing habit has cost telecom providers billions of dollars.
If the analysts on Wall Street are correct, both AT&T and Verizon could still have upside. Both stocks are up handily in 2016, when the broader market cannot find any direction.