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Verizon

Oath Inc, is the umbrella company of Verizon's digital content subdivisions. It's brands include HuffPo, TechCrunch, Tumblr, MapQuest, among many others.

Oath Inc.

Verizon Communications, Inc. is a holding company, which engages in the provision of communications, information, and entertainment products and services. It operates through the Verizon Consumer Group (Consumer) and Verizon Business Group (Business) segments. The Consumer segment provides consumer-focused wireless and wire line communications services and products. The Business segment offers wireless and wire line communications services and products, video and data services, corporate networking solutions, security and managed network services, local and long distance voice services, and network access to deliver various Internet of Things (IoT) services and products. The company was founded in 1983 and is headquartered in New York, NY.

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Verizon reports Q4 revenue growth, eyes wireless service expansion

Verizon's Q4 2022 performance showed revenue growth but faced challenges with declining EPS. The company aims to leverage opportunities in wireless service revenue growth and C-band spectrum benefits to drive future profitability and network quality.

Verizon reports solid Q1 performance, eyes growth and efficiency

Verizon's Q1 2023 showcased strong performance and strategic focus on growth areas.
The company's emphasis on customer experience, network quality, and cost efficiency is notable.
Opportunities lie in expanding service revenue, transitioning customers, and participating in government programs.
Challenges include managing bad debt accrual rates, transitioning to unlimited plans, and addressing operational efficiency.

Verizon reports solid Q2 earnings, focuses on network innovation

Verizon's Q2 earnings call highlighted strong financial performance, growth in key segments, and a focus on network quality and innovation. The company is on track to meet its 2023 financial guidance through disciplined execution and cost savings initiatives. Challenges include legacy network issues and prepaid revenue headwinds, while opportunities lie in sequential revenue improvements and growth in Fios and fixed wireless access.

Verizon reports robust Q3 earnings, focuses on network innovation

Verizon's Q3 performance showcased strong revenue, EBITDA, and free cash flow growth, driven by postpaid phone and broadband gains, with a focus on operational efficiency.
The company faces challenges in competitive markets and debt reduction but remains committed to financial discipline and technological advancements for future success.
Opportunities lie in expanding private network initiatives, leveraging C-Band spectrum benefits, and enhancing network technology to drive customer experience and growth.
Verizon's strategic focus on balancing profitability with customer value, along with its commitment to debt reduction and network innovation, positions it for continued success.

Verizon reports robust Q4 earnings, eyes growth in wireless services

Verizon's Q4 2023 performance showcased strong financial and operational achievements, with a focus on sustainable growth strategies and customer value. The company's strengths in dividend increases, successful partnerships, and cost control efforts position it well for future opportunities, despite challenges in debt reduction and operational restructuring.

Verizon reports robust Q1 growth, eyes spectrum expansion for future

Verizon's Q1 performance reflects solid momentum and progress, with growth in key financial metrics and strategic focus on AI, broadband, and customer service.
The company's strengths lie in asset base quality, successful consumer offerings, and long-term revenue opportunities through 5G and edge computing.
Challenges include managing cost growth, evaluating funding opportunities, and balancing value and growth in broadband markets, while seizing opportunities for spectrum expansion.

Verizon reports solid Q2 performance, eyes growth through network advancements

Verizon's Q2 2024 performance showcased strength in wireless services and strategic capital allocation.
While facing industry challenges, the company's focus on growth opportunities and network advancements positions it well for the future.
Analysts' questions highlighted areas of concern and opportunities for Verizon to navigate the evolving telecom landscape.

Verizon plans sustainable investments for growth amidst market challenges

Verizon's Q3 call showcased a strategic focus on sustainable investments, customer value, and market share growth. The company's approach to fixed wireless and fiber markets aims to provide choice and drive economic benefits. Challenges include balancing investments and maintaining competitive perks offerings.

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Verizon Communications, Inc. is a holding company, which engages in the provision of communications, information, and entertainment products and services. It operates through the Consumer and Business segments. The Consumer segment provides consumer-focused wireless and wire line communications services and products. The Business segment offers wireless and wireline communications services and products, including FWA broadband, data, video and conferencing services, corporate networking solutions, security and managed network services, local and long-distance voice services, and network access to deliver various IoT services and products. The company was founded in 1983 and is headquartered in New York, NY.

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Verizon Communications Inc (NYSE:VZ) is spinning off Yahoo and AOL via a US$5bn deal with private equity firm Apollo Global Management. The telecoms group is to retain a 10% stake in the online media business which will be named simply as Yahoo going forward.

Yahoo is to be spun-out of Verizon via US$5bn private equity deal

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Verizon sells its media business

Today Verizon (NYSE: VZ) and Apollo Global Management, Inc. (NYSE: APO) announced that funds managed by affiliates of Apollo entered into an agreement to buy Verizon Media for $5 billion. These are the details.

Verizon (VZ) Selling Media Business (Yahoo And AOL) To Apollo (APO) In $5 Billion Deal

On Monday, Verizon Communications Inc. ( VZ , Financial) announced an agreement to sell Verizon Media, including Yahoo and AOL, to Apollo Global Management Inc. ( APO , Financial) for a total sum of $5 billion.

Verizon Selling Yahoo and AOL to Apollo Global Management

Verizon Communications Inc. (NYSE: VZ) confirmed Monday it has sold its Verizon Media assets, including the AOL and Yahoo platforms, to Apollo Global Management, Inc. (NYSE: APO) for $5 billion. What Happened: Verizon will retain a 10% stake in the company and CEO Guru Gowrappan will retain the leadership role.

Verizon Sells Digital Media Assets, Including AOL And Yahoo, For $5B

Verizon offloaded its media business to Apollo Global Management in a deal valued at $5 billion as the mobile phone giant focuses on building out its 5G network.

Verizon Sells AOL and Yahoo to Apollo for $5 Billion

Verizon said on Monday (May 3) that it is selling off its media business, which includes Yahoo and AOL, to private equity firm Apollo Global Management for $5 billion. The telecom giant will still own 10 percent of Verizon Media, which is simply being called Yahoo!

Verizon Selling Media Business To Apollo For $5 Billion

With Verizon's long-anticipated sale of its media business now finally in progress — by way of a deal, announced earlier today, with private equity firm Apollo paying $5 billion for Yahoo, AOL, and the many various internet brands and services that are part of the operation (including us, TechCrunch) — the next very likely question […]

Verizon CEO memo: Apollo to focus on commerce, content and betting with new Yahoo business

This effectively takes Verizon out of the media business.

AOL, Yahoo Offloaded by Verizon for $5 Billion

Once-great brands from the early internet era will now be in the hands of private equity firm Apollo Global Management. You've got mail about a deal.

Can you hear me now? Verizon is selling Yahoo and AOL for $5B

Verizon is exiting the media business, announcing Monday that it's selling the unit for $5 billion to private equity firm Apollo Global Management.

Verizon offloads Yahoo and AOL in $5 billion deal

Verizon Communications Inc. (NYSE: VZ) said on Monday it will sell its media unit, including AOL and Yahoo, to Apollo Global Management (NYSE: APO) for £3.61 billion. The private equity company will call the business “Yahoo” upon completion of the transaction, which is expected this year in the second half.

Verizon to sell its media unit to Apollo for £3.61 billion

Verizon Communications Inc. confirmed Monday that it plans to sell its media business to Apollo Funds in a $5 billion deal.

Verizon confirms $5 billion sale of its media business to Apollo

Private equity firm Apollo Global Management has acquired Verizon's media group for $5 billion, the two companies announced Monday.

Apollo acquires Verizon's Yahoo, AOL businesses for $5B

After just shy of five years of ownership, Verizon has sold its ownership stake in Yahoo and AOL for $5 billion, the telecoms giant announced on Monday morning. The new company formed by AOL and Yahoo will be known solely as Yahoo, and the new owner is private equity firm Apollo Global Management.

Verizon just sold AOL and Yahoo for $5 billion, and the new company will be known as 'Yahoo' going forward

The media company is selling two of its media properties for $5 billion.

Verizon Selling AOL, Yahoo To Apollo Global Management

Yahoo and AOL are among the brands that make up Verizon Media.

Verizon is selling its media group to Apollo for $5 billion

Verizon said Monday it's clinched a deal to sell its media assets to  Apollo Global Management and related entities for $5 billion. Verizon will retain a 10% stake in the company, which will be known as Yahoo at close of the transaction and continue to be led by CEO Guru Gowrappan. Verizon Media brands are...

Verizon Sells Media Assets Led By Yahoo To Apollo Global Management For $5 Billion

Verizon is selling media assets to Apollo, creating a new Yahoo.

Apollo buys Verizon media assets, including Yahoo and AOL, for $5B

Apollo Global Management Inc has agreed to buy the media assets of Verizon Communications Inc for $5 billion, the U.S wireless carrier said on Monday.

Apollo to acquire Verizon's media assets for $5 billion

Following several days of negotiation and rumors, Verizon today announced that it has entered an agreement to sell its media assets to private equity firm Apollo Global Management for $5 billion. The deal includes $4.25 billion in cash and preferred interests of $750 million.

Private equity firm Apollo agrees to buy Verizon Media assets for $5 billion

In making the deal with the private equity firm Apollo, Verizon is acknowledging that it couldn't compete with Google and Facebook for digital ads. Instead, it will concentrate on building a 5G network.

Verizon Near Deal to Sell Yahoo and AOL

The sale indicates Verizon will focus on its internet-provider businesses as rivals continue to explore media.

Verizon sells Yahoo and AOL businesses to Apollo for $5 billion

Transaction Expected to Accelerate Growth of the Internet and Digital Media Leader

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