In 2026, Verizon outperformed its telecom rivals with a 29% stock gain, driven by strong subscriber growth, cost improvements, and fiber expansion after acquiring Frontier Communications. AT&T showed modest gains with steady fiber growth and increased buybacks, while T-Mobile's stock fell 9% despite strong revenue and EBITDA growth due to rising competition and shareholder concerns. Investors should watch upcoming Q3 reports for signs of sustained momentum and consider cautious positioning given Verizon's strong run and T-Mobile's pressured valuation.
Verizon and Ericsson have successfully completed the first pre-standard 6G call using the 7 GHz band at a Verizon commercial site in Concord, California. This milestone moves 6G technology from lab testing into real-world environments, assessing outd...
Verizon is enhancing its customer offerings by including free safety tools like Verizon Digital Secure, Family with Safe Walk, and Call Filter to protect users and their families. Eligible subscribers also get six months of Google AI Pro to boost pro...
Five large-cap dividend stocks—Altria, Verizon, Enbridge, Pfizer, and AT&T—offer yields around or above 5%, with four yielding over 6% due to recent price drops. Verizon and Altria stand out for their strong dividend growth and solid payout coverage,...
After a sharp selloff, telecom stocks Verizon, AT&T, and BCE now offer attractive dividend yields between 4.5% and 6.1%. Verizon leads with a 6.12% yield backed by two decades of dividend increases and solid free cash flow coverage, despite some reve...
