Telecommunications companies keep people and devices connected. Wireless carriers operate the cellular networks phones rely on, while cable and fiber providers deliver home and business internet. A newer group of satellite operators beams broadband and cellular service from orbit. Equipment makers supply the radio gear, routers and switches that make these networks run. Telecom companies often have steady subscription revenue, and many pay dividends, but they face heavy network spending and intense price competition.
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