Verizon is introducing new "Simplicity" plans that combine Mobility and Home services on one bill with taxes and fees included, while dropping activation and upgrade fees. The company also launched a loyalty program offering 3% back on bills redeemable for phones or perks at brands like Sephora and Starbucks. These moves aim to retain customers and compete aggressively with AT&T and T-Mobile, who also offer bundled plans and loyalty perks. Verizon expects these initiatives to increase retention without affecting its 2026 financial guidance.
Verizon is readying its network and emergency teams to maintain connectivity as a potential tropical storm forms in the Gulf Coast. The company uses resilient infrastructure, backup power, and nearly 3,000 mobile assets including portable cell sites ...
Ares Capital (ARCC) and Verizon Communications (VZ) stand out as attractive income investments amid rising inflation and potential interest rate hikes. ARCC offers a 10% yield, benefits from floating-rate loans, and trades at a slight discount to its...
Verizon and AT&T are both undergoing aggressive fiber network expansions but show different stock performances. Verizon trades near its 52-week high with improved earnings guidance and positive subscriber growth, while AT&T faces a recent downgrade a...
Verizon stands out as a reliable dividend stock, offering a 6.08% yield and 20 consecutive years of dividend increases. With a mature, capital-intensive business model, Verizon prioritizes returning cash to shareholders, supported by strong cash flow...
Verizon's stock has surged 15% recently, outperforming the S&P 500 with a 17% gain versus 6% for the index. The stock is viewed as undervalued despite this rise, priced as if the company is in decline, which analysts disagree with. Verizon offers ste...
