Verizon Communications Inc (VZ) 47.08 $VZ
Is The World Ending for Qualcomm Inc.’s Snapdragon 810?
Ashraf Eassa, The Motley Fool - Motley Fool - 30 mins ago
Readers of my columns know I'm bullish on Qualcomm for two key reasons. First, I think the company's wireless patent licensing and royalty revenue streams are far more defensible than some fear. Second, I have been extremely positive on Qualcomm's...
S: 4.13 (unch), ARMH: 45.07 (+0.07), QCOM: 73.57 (-0.85), VZ: 47.08 (+0.32), AAPL: 109.25 (-2.76)
Verizon: Headwinds Priced In - Long-Term Value Play
Musings of a Banker - at Seeking Alpha - 1 hr 41 mins ago
VZ: 47.08 (+0.32)
Is Samsung Doubling Down on Curved Displays With a Galaxy S6 Edge?
Steve Symington, The Motley Fool - Motley Fool - 1 hr 53 mins ago
Samsung's Galaxy S6 could feature two curved, side displays like the one on the Galaxy Note Edge (above). Credit: Samsung Samsung unveiled its exciting Galaxy Note Edge phablet in September, and the electronics giant appears to be just getting...
LPL: 15.94 (-0.06), VZ: 47.08 (+0.32)
Midday Glance: Telecom companies
AP - Mon Jan 12, 12:23PM CST
NEW YORK (AP) — Shares of some top telecom companies are up at 1 p.m.:
T: 33.49 (+0.09), VZ: 47.08 (+0.32)
Earnings Season Kicks Off Tonight: Here's What To Expect
Leigh Drogen - at Seeking Alpha - Mon Jan 12, 11:58AM CST
Earnings season unofficially kicks off today after the closing bell when Alcoa (NYSE: AA ) releases results for the fourth quarter. Current estimates paint a picture of two earnings seasons in a couple of regards. Yes, profit growth is expected to...
FDX: 172.57 (-0.09), NKE: 95.86 (-0.13), C: 50.38 (-0.40), BAC: 16.68 (-0.30), WFC: 52.05 (-0.63), UPS: 109.64 (+0.04), T: 33.49 (+0.09), AA: 16.17 (+0.06), GS: 185.07 (-2.28), JPM: 58.83 (-0.51), GILD: 101.21 (-1.00), MCD: 93.01 (-0.20), VZ: 47.08 (+0.32), AAPL: 109.25 (-2.76), YUM: 72.91 (-0.55)
Odds Stacked Against Sprint In 2015
Brian Nichols - at Seeking Alpha - Mon Jan 12, 11:53AM CST
T: 33.49 (+0.09), S: 4.13 (unch), TMUS: 29.27 (+0.02), VZ: 47.08 (+0.32)
Earnings Season Kicks Off Tonight: Here’s What to Expect
ESTMZ - Mon Jan 12, 10:12AM CST
Earnings season unofficially kicks off today after the closing bell when Alcoa releases results for the fourth quarter. Current estimates paint a picture of two earnings seasons in a couple of regards. Yes, profit growth is expected to continue...
FDX: 172.57 (-0.09), T: 33.49 (+0.09), AA: 16.17 (+0.06), GS: 185.07 (-2.28), JPM: 58.83 (-0.51), GILD: 101.21 (-1.00), C: 50.38 (-0.40), WFC: 52.05 (-0.63), BAC: 16.68 (-0.30), VZ: 47.08 (+0.32), UPS: 109.64 (+0.04)
Early Glance: Telecom companies
AP - Mon Jan 12, 9:45AM CST
NEW YORK (AP) — Shares of some top telecom companies are up at 10 a.m.:
T: 33.49 (+0.09), VZ: 47.08 (+0.32)
Verizon Wireless Enhances 4G LTE Coverage In and Around Mount Snow Resort
Business Wire - Mon Jan 12, 9:01AM CST
Verizon Wireless:
VZ: 47.08 (+0.32)
Can John Paulson Bounce Back in 2015? Investments in Health Care and Pharmaceuticals Could Help
at The Street - Mon Jan 12, 8:31AM CST
Billionaire investor John Paulson's portfolio took a beating in 2014. A look at his equities holdings reveals why.
KOG: 6.56 (-0.39), ANV: 1.19 (+0.14), WLL: 27.35 (-3.93), VRX: 155.50 (+1.92), NCQ: 0.61 (-0.01), VNDA: 12.13 (-0.29), FDO: 76.69 (-1.30), VOD: 34.32 (+0.31), CIE: 8.24 (-0.34), AGN: 219.58 (+4.18), S: 4.13 (unch), SHPG: 209.10 (-8.39), AOL: 47.21 (-1.78), KMDA: 4.20 (-0.05), ABBV: 65.76 (-0.02), DG: 67.11 (-1.01), TWC: 145.74 (-0.62), TMUS: 29.27 (+0.02), VZ: 47.08 (+0.32), CMCSA: 56.17 (-0.12), OAS: 13.36 (-1.97)
Research and Markets: Global Disaster Recovery Services Market 2015-2019: Dominant Vendors are CA Technologies, HP, IBM, SunGard Data Systems & Verizon Communications
Business Wire - Mon Jan 12, 5:10AM CST
Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/f5n2s9/global_disaster) has announced the addition of the "Global Disaster Recovery Services Market 2015-2019" report to their offering.
IBM: 156.44 (-2.67), VZ: 47.08 (+0.32)
Global Voice over Mobile Broadband (VoMBB) Market 2014-2018 - Market to grow at a CAGR of 101.23%
M2 - Mon Jan 12, 5:05AM CST
Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/nmgst7/global_voice_over) has announced the addition of the "Global Voice over Mobile Broadband (VoMBB) Market 2014-2018" report to their offering. The Global Voice over Mobile Broadband market to grow at a CAGR of 101.23% over the period 2014-2018 Voice over Mobile Broadband (VoMBB) is defined as end-to-end connectivity of standard cellphone calls over mobile broadband networks such as Wi-Fi, LTE, and HSPA. VoMBB provides a number of advantages to telecom carriers such as support of high quality audio, cost reduction per subscriber, improved spectral efficiency , and user terminal power savings. VoMBB can also offload voice capacity to other technologies such as Wi-Fi. Further, with the higher penetration of HSPA than LTE, VoHSPA will acquire the market faster than its contemporary, VoLTE during the period 2014-2018. Additionally, the Wi-Fi supported small cell technology will open great avenues for VoWi-Fi. One of the major trends in the market is the increase in the number of VoLTE subscriptions. The growing needs of consumers can be satisfied by a fast internet connection and broader bandwidth, which can be availed through VoLTE subscriptions. According to the report, one of the main drivers of this market is the commercialization of VoLTE and VoHSPA standards. VoLTE and VoHSPA are the major components of voice over broadband that make up the VoMBB ecosystem. Further, the report states that one of the major challenges in this market is the increase in OTT mobile applications. OTT applications such as Skype, WhatsApp, Google Voice, Viber, online video games, and movies (Netflix and Pandora) pose a challenge to the Global VoMBB market, as they bypass traditional distribution channels. Further, the report states that one of the major challenges in this market is the increase in OTT mobile applications. OTT applications such as Skype, WhatsApp, Google Voice, Viber, online video games, and movies (Netflix and Pandora) pose a challenge to the Global VoMBB market, as they bypass traditional distribution channels. The Global Voice over Mobile Broadband market can be classified into two major segments based on network technology: - VoHSPA - VoLTE Key Vendors - AT&T Mobility - LG Uplus - MetroPCS - SK Telecom - StarHub - T-Mobile International - Verizon Wireless For more information visit http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/nm...voice_over
VZ: 47.08 (+0.32)
Global Disaster Recovery Services Market 2015-2019: Dominant Vendors are CA Technologies, HP, IBM, SunGard Data Systems & Verizon Communications
M2 - Mon Jan 12, 3:50AM CST
Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/55s7zb/global_disaster) has announced the addition of the "Global Disaster Recovery Services Market 2015-2019" report to their offering. The analysts forecast the Global Disaster Recovery Services market to grow at a CAGR of 12.47% over the period 2014-2019 Disaster recovery services refer to services aimed at enabling data backup, recovery, and retrieval. They can help enterprises to record critical business data files during the occurrence of natural calamities such as floods, tornados, and hurricanes or a sudden and unforeseen system failure. As data are an integral part of many business operations, securing them requires efficient and effective implementation of disaster recovery services. The emergence of virtualization technology in disaster recovery services is one of the key upcoming trends in this market. With the rapid increase in the number of off-site workers and sales people working from their laptops the need for disaster recovery services is rising. Virtualization of storage devices will enhance the Global Disaster Recovery Services market for various reasons, which results in a decrease in the amount of hardware needed for disaster recovery services, thereby reducing the physical space utilization. According to the report, the increase in natural disasters is one of the major factors driving the market. According to a World Bank report of April 2014, more than 160 countries have a quarter of their population living in areas of high mortality risk, inferring that any calamity in such areas could result in many casualties. Apart from lives, businesses can also be significantly affected by the loss of data. Hence, there is growing demand for disaster recovery services and solutions. Further, the report states that one of the major challenges in the market is the high cost of deployment of disaster recovery infrastructure. Organizations need to spend an enormous amount of money to have a foolproof recovery strategy. Key Vendors - CA Technologies - Hewlett-Packard (HP) - IBM - SunGard Data Systems - Verizon Communications Key Topics Covered: - Executive Summary - List of Abbreviations - Scope of the Report - Market Research Methodology - Introduction - Market Landscape - Market by Type of Deployment Model - Market Segmentation by End Users - Major Factors Causing Disaster - Market Segmentation by Geography - Buying Criteria - Market Growth Drivers - Drivers and their Impact - Market Challenges - Impact of Drivers and Challenges - Market Trends - Trends and their Impact - Vendor Landscape - Key Vendor Analysis For more information visit http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/55...l_disaster
IBM: 156.44 (-2.67), VZ: 47.08 (+0.32), HPQ: 39.92 (-0.75)
4 Companies Risking Their Reputations For Pocket Change
Rich Duprey, The Motley Fool - Motley Fool - Sun Jan 11, 9:23AM CST
Businesses are hitting customers up for pocket change with a variety of fees. Image: frankieleon via Flickr When did nickel-and-diming customers become a best business practice? While banks and airlines have a long tradition of squeezing customers...
HLT: 25.45 (-0.26), SAVE: 69.64 (-3.47), DAL: 46.06 (-0.82), DIS: 94.46 (+0.21), MAR: 77.90 (-0.83), H: 58.02 (-0.54), VZ: 47.08 (+0.32), IHG: 39.86 (+0.53), LUV: 40.25 (-0.54)
We're Drowning In Crude Oil
Brian Nelson - at Seeking Alpha - Sun Jan 11, 1:59AM CST
KMI: 41.61 (-0.20), KSS: 60.63 (+0.42), CLR: 34.97 (-1.57), GE: 23.98 (-0.05), BWLD: 184.20 (-1.87), YHOO: 48.80 (-0.92), COH: 38.57 (+0.37), ESRX: 83.08 (-1.82), ETP: 61.70 (-2.56), EBAY: 55.20 (-0.43), CMG: 711.70 (-2.57), EOG: 84.51 (-2.95), ABBV: 65.76 (-0.02), TWTR: 39.37 (-0.80), AAPL: 109.25 (-2.76), PSX: 64.24 (-3.07), HGG: 6.03 (+0.13), DKS: 53.93 (+0.39), WTSL: 0.07 (+0.02), COP: 63.07 (-1.85), TCS: 18.37 (+0.18), FIVE: 34.43 (-0.75), RT: 6.47 (+0.20), BBBY: 73.42 (-0.67), GILD: 101.21 (-1.00), AOL: 47.21 (-1.78), CVS: 97.20 (-0.72), MCD: 93.01 (-0.20), CVX: 105.88 (-2.33), VZ: 47.08 (+0.32)
3 Companies With Better Dividends Than AT&T?
Eli Inkrot - at Seeking Alpha - Sun Jan 11, 1:59AM CST
T: 33.49 (+0.09), TXN: 53.12 (-0.48), VZ: 47.08 (+0.32), PEP: 96.42 (-0.40)
Your Cable Company is Angry, All Thanks to Uncle Sam
Chris Neiger, The Motley Fool - Motley Fool - Sat Jan 10, 10:23AM CST
Next month may mark a pivotal time for Internet providers. At the end of February the Federal Communications Commission will decide on a new set of rules that might increase regulation on Time Warner Cable (NYSE: TWC) , Comcast (NASDAQ: CMCSA) ...
NFLX: 318.83 (-10.46), TWC: 145.74 (-0.62), VZ: 47.08 (+0.32), CMCSA: 56.17 (-0.12)
The New Dogs Of The Dow - 2015
Stone Fox Capital - at Seeking Alpha - Sat Jan 10, 10:03AM CST
T: 33.49 (+0.09), HD: 104.42 (-0.47), GS: 185.07 (-2.28), IBM: 156.44 (-2.67), MSFT: 46.60 (-0.59), INTC: 36.60 (-0.16), BA: 130.87 (-0.67), VZ: 47.08 (+0.32), CSCO: 28.05 (+0.26), TRV: 105.20 (-0.63)
T-Mobile Introduced This Game Changer, And You Should Be Thanking Them
Anders Bylund, The Motley Fool - Motley Fool - Sat Jan 10, 8:31AM CST
When T-Mobile introduced the industry's first data rollover plan in last month's Un-carrier 8 program, I wondered aloud whether the company weren't starting another industrywide trend. Less than a month later, AT&T has announced its own...
T: 33.49 (+0.09), S: 4.13 (unch), TMUS: 29.27 (+0.02), VZ: 47.08 (+0.32)
Final Glance: Telecom companies
AP - Fri Jan 09, 7:18PM CST
NEW YORK (AP) — Shares of some top telecom companies were down at the close of trading:
T: 33.49 (+0.09), VZ: 47.08 (+0.32)
Is The World Ending for Qualcomm Inc.’s Snapdragon 810?
Ashraf Eassa, The Motley Fool - Motley Fool - 30 mins ago
Readers of my columns know I'm bullish on Qualcomm for two key reasons. First, I think the company's wireless patent licensing and royalty revenue streams are far more defensible than some fear. Second, I have been extremely positive on Qualcomm's...
S: 4.13 (unch), ARMH: 45.07 (+0.07), QCOM: 73.57 (-0.85), VZ: 47.08 (+0.32), AAPL: 109.25 (-2.76)
Verizon: Headwinds Priced In - Long-Term Value Play
Musings of a Banker - at Seeking Alpha - 1 hr 41 mins ago
VZ: 47.08 (+0.32)
Is Samsung Doubling Down on Curved Displays With a Galaxy S6 Edge?
Steve Symington, The Motley Fool - Motley Fool - 1 hr 53 mins ago
Samsung's Galaxy S6 could feature two curved, side displays like the one on the Galaxy Note Edge (above). Credit: Samsung Samsung unveiled its exciting Galaxy Note Edge phablet in September, and the electronics giant appears to be just getting...
LPL: 15.94 (-0.06), VZ: 47.08 (+0.32)
Midday Glance: Telecom companies
AP - Mon Jan 12, 12:23PM CST
NEW YORK (AP) — Shares of some top telecom companies are up at 1 p.m.:
T: 33.49 (+0.09), VZ: 47.08 (+0.32)
Earnings Season Kicks Off Tonight: Here's What To Expect
Leigh Drogen - at Seeking Alpha - Mon Jan 12, 11:58AM CST
Earnings season unofficially kicks off today after the closing bell when Alcoa (NYSE: AA ) releases results for the fourth quarter. Current estimates paint a picture of two earnings seasons in a couple of regards. Yes, profit growth is expected to...
FDX: 172.57 (-0.09), NKE: 95.86 (-0.13), C: 50.38 (-0.40), BAC: 16.68 (-0.30), WFC: 52.05 (-0.63), UPS: 109.64 (+0.04), T: 33.49 (+0.09), AA: 16.17 (+0.06), GS: 185.07 (-2.28), JPM: 58.83 (-0.51), GILD: 101.21 (-1.00), MCD: 93.01 (-0.20), VZ: 47.08 (+0.32), AAPL: 109.25 (-2.76), YUM: 72.91 (-0.55)
Odds Stacked Against Sprint In 2015
Brian Nichols - at Seeking Alpha - Mon Jan 12, 11:53AM CST
T: 33.49 (+0.09), S: 4.13 (unch), TMUS: 29.27 (+0.02), VZ: 47.08 (+0.32)
Earnings Season Kicks Off Tonight: Here’s What to Expect
ESTMZ - Mon Jan 12, 10:12AM CST
Earnings season unofficially kicks off today after the closing bell when Alcoa releases results for the fourth quarter. Current estimates paint a picture of two earnings seasons in a couple of regards. Yes, profit growth is expected to continue...
FDX: 172.57 (-0.09), T: 33.49 (+0.09), AA: 16.17 (+0.06), GS: 185.07 (-2.28), JPM: 58.83 (-0.51), GILD: 101.21 (-1.00), C: 50.38 (-0.40), WFC: 52.05 (-0.63), BAC: 16.68 (-0.30), VZ: 47.08 (+0.32), UPS: 109.64 (+0.04)
Early Glance: Telecom companies
AP - Mon Jan 12, 9:45AM CST
NEW YORK (AP) — Shares of some top telecom companies are up at 10 a.m.:
T: 33.49 (+0.09), VZ: 47.08 (+0.32)
Verizon Wireless Enhances 4G LTE Coverage In and Around Mount Snow Resort
Business Wire - Mon Jan 12, 9:01AM CST
Verizon Wireless:
VZ: 47.08 (+0.32)
Can John Paulson Bounce Back in 2015? Investments in Health Care and Pharmaceuticals Could Help
at The Street - Mon Jan 12, 8:31AM CST
Billionaire investor John Paulson's portfolio took a beating in 2014. A look at his equities holdings reveals why.
KOG: 6.56 (-0.39), ANV: 1.19 (+0.14), WLL: 27.35 (-3.93), VRX: 155.50 (+1.92), NCQ: 0.61 (-0.01), VNDA: 12.13 (-0.29), FDO: 76.69 (-1.30), VOD: 34.32 (+0.31), CIE: 8.24 (-0.34), AGN: 219.58 (+4.18), S: 4.13 (unch), SHPG: 209.10 (-8.39), AOL: 47.21 (-1.78), KMDA: 4.20 (-0.05), ABBV: 65.76 (-0.02), DG: 67.11 (-1.01), TWC: 145.74 (-0.62), TMUS: 29.27 (+0.02), VZ: 47.08 (+0.32), CMCSA: 56.17 (-0.12), OAS: 13.36 (-1.97)
Research and Markets: Global Disaster Recovery Services Market 2015-2019: Dominant Vendors are CA Technologies, HP, IBM, SunGard Data Systems & Verizon Communications
Business Wire - Mon Jan 12, 5:10AM CST
Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/f5n2s9/global_disaster) has announced the addition of the "Global Disaster Recovery Services Market 2015-2019" report to their offering.
IBM: 156.44 (-2.67), VZ: 47.08 (+0.32)
Global Voice over Mobile Broadband (VoMBB) Market 2014-2018 - Market to grow at a CAGR of 101.23%
M2 - Mon Jan 12, 5:05AM CST
Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/nmgst7/global_voice_over) has announced the addition of the "Global Voice over Mobile Broadband (VoMBB) Market 2014-2018" report to their offering. The Global Voice over Mobile Broadband market to grow at a CAGR of 101.23% over the period 2014-2018 Voice over Mobile Broadband (VoMBB) is defined as end-to-end connectivity of standard cellphone calls over mobile broadband networks such as Wi-Fi, LTE, and HSPA. VoMBB provides a number of advantages to telecom carriers such as support of high quality audio, cost reduction per subscriber, improved spectral efficiency , and user terminal power savings. VoMBB can also offload voice capacity to other technologies such as Wi-Fi. Further, with the higher penetration of HSPA than LTE, VoHSPA will acquire the market faster than its contemporary, VoLTE during the period 2014-2018. Additionally, the Wi-Fi supported small cell technology will open great avenues for VoWi-Fi. One of the major trends in the market is the increase in the number of VoLTE subscriptions. The growing needs of consumers can be satisfied by a fast internet connection and broader bandwidth, which can be availed through VoLTE subscriptions. According to the report, one of the main drivers of this market is the commercialization of VoLTE and VoHSPA standards. VoLTE and VoHSPA are the major components of voice over broadband that make up the VoMBB ecosystem. Further, the report states that one of the major challenges in this market is the increase in OTT mobile applications. OTT applications such as Skype, WhatsApp, Google Voice, Viber, online video games, and movies (Netflix and Pandora) pose a challenge to the Global VoMBB market, as they bypass traditional distribution channels. Further, the report states that one of the major challenges in this market is the increase in OTT mobile applications. OTT applications such as Skype, WhatsApp, Google Voice, Viber, online video games, and movies (Netflix and Pandora) pose a challenge to the Global VoMBB market, as they bypass traditional distribution channels. The Global Voice over Mobile Broadband market can be classified into two major segments based on network technology: - VoHSPA - VoLTE Key Vendors - AT&T Mobility - LG Uplus - MetroPCS - SK Telecom - StarHub - T-Mobile International - Verizon Wireless For more information visit http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/nm...voice_over
VZ: 47.08 (+0.32)
Global Disaster Recovery Services Market 2015-2019: Dominant Vendors are CA Technologies, HP, IBM, SunGard Data Systems & Verizon Communications
M2 - Mon Jan 12, 3:50AM CST
Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/55s7zb/global_disaster) has announced the addition of the "Global Disaster Recovery Services Market 2015-2019" report to their offering. The analysts forecast the Global Disaster Recovery Services market to grow at a CAGR of 12.47% over the period 2014-2019 Disaster recovery services refer to services aimed at enabling data backup, recovery, and retrieval. They can help enterprises to record critical business data files during the occurrence of natural calamities such as floods, tornados, and hurricanes or a sudden and unforeseen system failure. As data are an integral part of many business operations, securing them requires efficient and effective implementation of disaster recovery services. The emergence of virtualization technology in disaster recovery services is one of the key upcoming trends in this market. With the rapid increase in the number of off-site workers and sales people working from their laptops the need for disaster recovery services is rising. Virtualization of storage devices will enhance the Global Disaster Recovery Services market for various reasons, which results in a decrease in the amount of hardware needed for disaster recovery services, thereby reducing the physical space utilization. According to the report, the increase in natural disasters is one of the major factors driving the market. According to a World Bank report of April 2014, more than 160 countries have a quarter of their population living in areas of high mortality risk, inferring that any calamity in such areas could result in many casualties. Apart from lives, businesses can also be significantly affected by the loss of data. Hence, there is growing demand for disaster recovery services and solutions. Further, the report states that one of the major challenges in the market is the high cost of deployment of disaster recovery infrastructure. Organizations need to spend an enormous amount of money to have a foolproof recovery strategy. Key Vendors - CA Technologies - Hewlett-Packard (HP) - IBM - SunGard Data Systems - Verizon Communications Key Topics Covered: - Executive Summary - List of Abbreviations - Scope of the Report - Market Research Methodology - Introduction - Market Landscape - Market by Type of Deployment Model - Market Segmentation by End Users - Major Factors Causing Disaster - Market Segmentation by Geography - Buying Criteria - Market Growth Drivers - Drivers and their Impact - Market Challenges - Impact of Drivers and Challenges - Market Trends - Trends and their Impact - Vendor Landscape - Key Vendor Analysis For more information visit http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/55...l_disaster
IBM: 156.44 (-2.67), VZ: 47.08 (+0.32), HPQ: 39.92 (-0.75)
4 Companies Risking Their Reputations For Pocket Change
Rich Duprey, The Motley Fool - Motley Fool - Sun Jan 11, 9:23AM CST
Businesses are hitting customers up for pocket change with a variety of fees. Image: frankieleon via Flickr When did nickel-and-diming customers become a best business practice? While banks and airlines have a long tradition of squeezing customers...
HLT: 25.45 (-0.26), SAVE: 69.64 (-3.47), DAL: 46.06 (-0.82), DIS: 94.46 (+0.21), MAR: 77.90 (-0.83), H: 58.02 (-0.54), VZ: 47.08 (+0.32), IHG: 39.86 (+0.53), LUV: 40.25 (-0.54)
We're Drowning In Crude Oil
Brian Nelson - at Seeking Alpha - Sun Jan 11, 1:59AM CST
KMI: 41.61 (-0.20), KSS: 60.63 (+0.42), CLR: 34.97 (-1.57), GE: 23.98 (-0.05), BWLD: 184.20 (-1.87), YHOO: 48.80 (-0.92), COH: 38.57 (+0.37), ESRX: 83.08 (-1.82), ETP: 61.70 (-2.56), EBAY: 55.20 (-0.43), CMG: 711.70 (-2.57), EOG: 84.51 (-2.95), ABBV: 65.76 (-0.02), TWTR: 39.37 (-0.80), AAPL: 109.25 (-2.76), PSX: 64.24 (-3.07), HGG: 6.03 (+0.13), DKS: 53.93 (+0.39), WTSL: 0.07 (+0.02), COP: 63.07 (-1.85), TCS: 18.37 (+0.18), FIVE: 34.43 (-0.75), RT: 6.47 (+0.20), BBBY: 73.42 (-0.67), GILD: 101.21 (-1.00), AOL: 47.21 (-1.78), CVS: 97.20 (-0.72), MCD: 93.01 (-0.20), CVX: 105.88 (-2.33), VZ: 47.08 (+0.32)
3 Companies With Better Dividends Than AT&T?
Eli Inkrot - at Seeking Alpha - Sun Jan 11, 1:59AM CST
T: 33.49 (+0.09), TXN: 53.12 (-0.48), VZ: 47.08 (+0.32), PEP: 96.42 (-0.40)
Your Cable Company is Angry, All Thanks to Uncle Sam
Chris Neiger, The Motley Fool - Motley Fool - Sat Jan 10, 10:23AM CST
Next month may mark a pivotal time for Internet providers. At the end of February the Federal Communications Commission will decide on a new set of rules that might increase regulation on Time Warner Cable (NYSE: TWC) , Comcast (NASDAQ: CMCSA) ...
NFLX: 318.83 (-10.46), TWC: 145.74 (-0.62), VZ: 47.08 (+0.32), CMCSA: 56.17 (-0.12)
The New Dogs Of The Dow - 2015
Stone Fox Capital - at Seeking Alpha - Sat Jan 10, 10:03AM CST
T: 33.49 (+0.09), HD: 104.42 (-0.47), GS: 185.07 (-2.28), IBM: 156.44 (-2.67), MSFT: 46.60 (-0.59), INTC: 36.60 (-0.16), BA: 130.87 (-0.67), VZ: 47.08 (+0.32), CSCO: 28.05 (+0.26), TRV: 105.20 (-0.63)
T-Mobile Introduced This Game Changer, And You Should Be Thanking Them
Anders Bylund, The Motley Fool - Motley Fool - Sat Jan 10, 8:31AM CST
When T-Mobile introduced the industry's first data rollover plan in last month's Un-carrier 8 program, I wondered aloud whether the company weren't starting another industrywide trend. Less than a month later, AT&T has announced its own...
T: 33.49 (+0.09), S: 4.13 (unch), TMUS: 29.27 (+0.02), VZ: 47.08 (+0.32)
Final Glance: Telecom companies
AP - Fri Jan 09, 7:18PM CST
NEW YORK (AP) — Shares of some top telecom companies were down at the close of trading:
T: 33.49 (+0.09), VZ: 47.08 (+0.32)
