Verizon's profit hurt by strike; revenue disappoints
Earnings report came a day after the New York company said it has agreed to buy Yahoo's internet business for $4.83 billion
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Yahoo's decline reveals the dirty little secret of executive comp -- for investors, showering CEOs with stock doesn't pay
5 things to know about Verizon's $4.8B Yahoo deal
Plus, one big question: Can two vastly different businesses click as one to compete with the likes of Google and Facebook?
End of an era: Verizon buys Yahoo for $4.83B
Yahoo is parting with its email service and websites devoted to news, finance and sports in addition to its advertising tools
3 reasons Verizon wants to buy Yahoo
The wireless giant may be set to take a multibillion dollar gamble on the ailing Internet company -- here's why
Yahoo begins taking its last lap
More riveting than the numbers in its likely final earnings report as an independent company is any word on who'll buy it
After attack, big telecom firms offer free calls to France
T-Mobile, Sprint, AT&T and Verizon waive fees for calls and texts for a limited time
Everything you need to know about Verizon's new rate plans
Verizon customers can expect new smartphone plans that come with more data, and higher price tags
Investigation after Baltimore's 911 system fails
For more than an hour, 911 calls in Baltimore were reportedly routed to an empty call system
Court upholds net neutrality rules on equal internet access
Providers required to treat all web traffic equally, according to ruling that Comcast, Verizon and AT&T say threaten innovation
Why Warren Buffett might want Yahoo
The famed value investor seeks bargain stocks and often buys companies others have overlooked or written off
Big Cable's new nemesis: Big politicians
After a half-dozen U.S. senators -- including Bernie Sanders -- complained to the FCC, President Obama is weighing in, too
The Verizon strike's battle lines are drawn
And if the labor action is prolonged, analysts expect competitors to exploit any slippage in customer service
Nearly 40,000 Verizon workers go on strike amid contract dispute
Unions have said Verizon wants to freeze pensions, make layoffs easier and rely more on contract workers; Bernie Sanders joined them in Brooklyn
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Financial sector leads Wall Street gains after better-than-expected earnings from banking powerhouse JPMorgan Chase
Stocks soar to finish at highest levels of 2016
Sentiment lifted by trade data from China and better-than-expected earnings from banking powerhouse JPMorgan Chase
Verizon CEO: Sanders' views are "uninformed" and "contemptible"
As the Democratic candidate stands in solidarity with Verizon's striking workers, the telecom company's chief executive hits back
Verizon and unions in looming strike showdown
Workers threaten to walk out Wednesday if a new contract, which they've been without since August, isn't reached
Netflix admits throttling video speeds on AT&T, Verizon
Popular video-streaming service explains the reason it's been slowing down speeds to millions of customers for years
Verizon says big business customers had data stolen
Verizon says no data about consumer customers was involved in the breach
Verizon to pay $1.35M fine over "supercookie" tracking
Verizon has come under fire for using "supercookies" to track its customers online without their permission
What companies have the nerve to buy broken Yahoo?
A range of Internet, media and other outfits could take a chance on trying to revive the Internet pioneer
Verizon to buy fiber-optic business for about $1.8B
Wireless phone company buys network business from Carl Icahn's XO Communications
A new claim for the title of fastest wireless carrier
A few weeks after T-Mobile came out on top, another ranking comes up with different results
What would Verizon gain from acquiring Yahoo?
Reports that the wireless giant is interested in buying the ailing Internet company has some analysts scratching their heads
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