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Verizon Weekly Pulse is your source for the latest updates, strategic insights, and competitive analysis on Verizon, all in a concise weekly format. Stay ahead with our expert analysis on the company's news, market moves, and what it means for the future of telecommunications.This briefing stands as an independent resource and is not affiliated with Verizon, ensuring unbiased analysis for our audience. Published weekly and produced by Apisod, a platform that specializes in crafting company-specific audio briefings for a professional audience. For more information, visit apisod.com/company/verizon
Rohit Mangal hosts Verizon Weekly Pulse, a business show with 33 episodes published.
Verizon’s reputation for reliability is under fire after a string of high-profile fiber cuts and outages hit Southern California and New Mexico, disrupting service for thousands and prompting a $25,000 reward for tips le
Verizon is making bold moves to reshape its broadband future, betting big on fiber expansion without overspending. With a $1.5 billion partnership alongside Bain Capital and Tillman Global, Verizon aims to reach over a m
Verizon is making big moves to cut costs without sacrificing its ambitious network investments. The company is selling 274 of its own stores to authorized retailers and eliminating about 500 corporate jobs, impacting aro
Verizon just scored a high-profile win with BMW, landing a deal to power nearly all new BMW vehicles in the U.S. with advanced 5G Standalone connectivity. This isn’t just faster in-car Wi-Fi—Verizon’s network will handle
Verizon just shelled out $3.2 billion for new wireless spectrum in the FCC’s latest auction, snapping up 82 mid-band licenses for critical cities like New York, Chicago, and Boston. This isn't about turbocharging raw spe
Verizon just bet big on three fronts: it’s joining forces with BT in a $4 billion joint venture to create a global enterprise powerhouse, taking over Carolina West Wireless’s regional network in North Carolina, and dropp
Verizon is simplifying its plans and stacking up rewards to keep customers from jumping ship. With Simplicity, every line gets premium 5G for $45—no confusing tiers—and Verizon One bundles mobile and home internet into a
A major wireless outage hit West Texas after fiber cuts knocked out Verizon service for up to 12 hours, leaving thousands stuck in “SOS Only” mode and raising new doubts about the company’s “most reliable” reputation. Wh
Verizon is charting a new course for its network future with the blockbuster hire of Abdu Mudesir, a recognized leader in AI-driven automation and Open RAN. He won’t take the reins until 2027, but his appointment signals
Verizon posted solid first-quarter numbers—$34.4 billion in revenue, up nearly 3%, and a $3.8 billion free cash flow haul—but the market barely blinked. Despite its first positive Q1 postpaid phone subscriber gain in ove
Verizon just posted better-than-expected earnings—$1.28 EPS on $34.44 billion revenue—while slashing costs and doubling down on cyber defense. Management is targeting $5 billion in expense reductions and up to 3% service
Verizon’s comeback play is in high gear: shares are up nearly 18% this year as the company doubles down on network upgrades, trims costs, and nudges prices higher. The FCC just greenlit Verizon’s $1 billion spectrum grab
Verizon is shaking up its playbook—slashing “several hundred” jobs nationwide, launching a new Total Wireless lineup with a five-year price lock, and betting on AI-driven network recovery. The cost cuts aim to please inv
Verizon just posted its first positive first-quarter postpaid phone customer gain since 2013, flipping a 289,000 loss last year into a 55,000 gain and raising its full-year guidance. But the momentum comes with a catch—s
Verizon’s at a crossroads. CEO Dan Schulman is making big admissions: network excellence alone isn’t cutting it as Verizon keeps losing ground to AT&T and T-Mobile, forcing 13,000 layoffs and a looming reset of how it se
Verizon sells itself on rock-solid reliability, but January’s nationwide wireless outage—and a fresh local disruption in April—sent shockwaves through its biggest customers. Nearly 60% of large enterprise clients told Re
Verizon just scored a court win against T-Mobile, forcing T-Mobile to pull flashy ads claiming customers could save over $1,000 a year by switching. That headline’s gone, and so is T-Mobile’s online savings calculator —
Verizon Communications Inc. is embarking on a challenging journey, aiming to strike a balance between a $5 billion cost-reduction program and the need to stay competitive in a fierce market. CFO Tony Skiadas unveiled the
Verizon Communications Inc. is actively managing its financial and strategic direction to strengthen its position in the 5G and edge computing markets. The company has completed the early repayment of its bonds, a move t
Verizon Communications Inc. is strategically expanding and adapting to the rapidly changing connectivity landscape. The company's recent acquisition of Starry aims to strengthen its presence in the multiple-dwelling unit
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