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Verizon CEO Dan Schulman to speak at MoffettNathanson and J.P. Morgan conferences May 13 and 18, 2026, with live webcasts available.

Comcast and Charter lose 1M+ broadband customers since 2023 to T-Mobile and Verizon's cheaper 5G fixed wireless access technology, threatening cable's core profit driver.

Verizon's 5.9% dividend yield is more sustainable than Nike's 3.7% due to stronger earnings momentum and healthier cash flow coverage ratios.

AbbVie, Verizon, and Canadian Natural Resources offer compelling dividend yields (3.4%-5.9%) with growth potential at low valuations heading into May 2026.

Satellite operator with 6,750 satellites and 6M customers achieves 50% growth, potentially connecting 2.9B unconnected people globally—unlocking trillions in economic value.

Satellite internet constellations of 6,750+ satellites now serve 6 million customers with 50% YoY growth, disrupting traditional telecom providers through cost-effective global coverage.

Satellite internet constellations with 6,750+ satellites threaten to make traditional cell towers obsolete, potentially disrupting the $2.18 trillion telecom industry.

T-Mobile accelerates broadband expansion via $2.7B fiber joint ventures, adding 500K+ subscribers while maintaining wireless growth and 24% free cash flow margins.

Verizon offers superior dividend growth and higher yield versus AT&T, though carries higher payout risk. Both exceed 4% yields in attractive telecom sector.

Verizon's Q1 miss masks strong fundamentals: record EBITDA, improved churn, robust cash flow. Analysts rate Moderate Buy with year-end upside; institutions accumulate for 10 quarters.

Verizon launches multi-channel FIFA World Cup 2026 promotional campaign offering tickets, grants, and in-store prizes to drive customer acquisition across mobile, home, and small business segments.

Verizon reports strong Q1 2026 results and raises full-year adjusted EPS guidance, signaling successful execution of transformation initiatives driving growth and profitability.

S&P 500 holds flat ahead of major earnings week as one-third of index members report, with five Magnificent 7 companies announcing results Wednesday-Thursday.

Verizon beats EPS estimates, raises full-year guidance, adds 511K subscribers, and targets $5B in cost savings amid AI infrastructure opportunities.

AST SpaceMobile surged 280% annually but fell 33% from highs as revenue accelerates to $26.5M (2025) against mounting capital needs. Growth investors should consider taking profits.

Growth stock rebound has depressed dividend valuations, creating opportunities in high-yield names like $VZ and $ONEOK with strong distribution histories.

Nike's 62.7% stock decline boosted its dividend yield to 3.5%, ranking third in the Dow, but free cash flow can't cover dividends and valuation remains expensive.

$AT&T rose 0.39% on Q1 earnings beat, but wireless revenue weakness and flat per-user metrics raised sector concerns amid broader market gains.

AST SpaceMobile gains 7.37% on FCC approval for 248-satellite broadband network with Verizon, AT&T partnerships. Insurance covers BlueBird 7 satellite loss.

AST SpaceMobile stock falls 15% after Blue Origin's New Glenn rocket misdeploys BlueBird 7 satellite. Despite delays and setbacks, company maintains $3.9B liquidity and $1.2B in telecom contracts.