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Verizon to Submit $3 Billion Bid for Yahoo's Internet Business
Yahoo is expected to hold at least one more round of bidding, and the offers could change by the final round, the paper reported.
Verizon, Unions Agree to Pay Raises, New Jobs to End Strike
A tentative deal between the company and leaders of striking unions includes 1,400 new jobs and pay raises topping 10 percent, the company and unions representing about 40,000 workers said on Monday.
Verizon and Unions Reach Tentative Deal to End Labor Strike
Network technicians and customer service representatives in the company's Fios Internet, telephone and television services units walked off the job on April 13 after contract talks hit an impasse.
U.S. Jobless Claims Hit 14-month High; Analysts Blame Verizon Strike
Economists said the data did not signal a deterioration in the overall labor market.
Verizon Says Strike Causing Delays in Service for New Customers
Nearly 40,000 employees walked off the job Wednesday.
Verizon a Favorite in Upcoming Yahoo Bid
Verizon's been interested in Yahoo since December.
About 40,000 Verizon Unionized Workers Strike Over Contract Talks
The company and the union are at an impasse with issues like healthcare, offshoring call center jobs, work rules and pensions.
Verizon Readies Bid for Yahoo's Web Business, While Google Also Looking for a Piece
Yahoo launched an auction of its core business in February after it shelved plans to spin off its stake in Chinese ecommerce giant Alibaba.
Verizon Stakes a Claim on YouTube Traffic With Partial Purchase of AwesomenessTV
AwesomenessTV, which has more than 3.6 million subscribers on YouTube, offers videos on everything from beauty tips to life advice aimed at pre-teens and young adults.
Report: Yahoo Sets April 11 Deadline for Preliminary Bids
Bidders were asked details about financing, conditions or approvals the company would need to meet, according to The Wall Street Journal.
Netflix Admits to Lessening Video Quality on Verizon, AT&T Phones
The company said it had been doing this for five years to protect customers from exceeding their mobile data limits.
Verizon Hacked, With Data of 1.5 Million Customers Stolen
The seller priced the entire package at $100,000, but offered to sell it off in parts of 100,000 records for $10,000 apiece.
Verizon Wireless to Cough Up $1.35 Million Over 'Supercookies'
The largest U.S. mobile firm inserted unique tracking codes in its users traffic for advertising purposes.
New York Attorney General Investigating Possible Broadband Speed Overcharges
Verizon, Cablevision and Time Warner are all involved in the probe.
This Company Wants to Build a Nationwide Wireless Network for the Internet of Things
Ingenu is being backed by several big names in the wireless industry.