NEW YORK (Reuters) – Verizon Communications may have the iPhone, but the blockbuster smartphone has yet to pay off in its battle against AT&T Inc.
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Verizon iPhone sales dash hopes; shares fall
Verizon Communications Inc. is seeing a big boost from the iPhone, adding more new subscribers on contracts in the second quarter than it has in two and half years.
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Verizon pulls in subscribers with iPhone; new CEO
Verizon Communications Inc gained wireless subscribers with Apple Inc’s iPhone, but the device’s affect on its financials failed to impress investors, who sent its shares down 2.3 percent.
The next Verizon iPhone model will work on overseas networks, a Verizon Communications Inc. executive confirmed Thursday in what may have been an accidental lifting of the secrecy that usually surrounds Apple Inc.’s products.
The next Verizon iPhone model will work on overseas networks, a Verizon Communications Inc. executive confirmed Thursday in what may have been an accidental lifting of the secrecy that usually surrounds Apple Inc.’s products.
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Verizon CFO says next iPhone will work overseas
Apple Inc’s iPhone pushed Verizon Communications Inc’s wireless subscribers higher in the first quarter but it also took a toll on profits, sending shares down 1.8 percent.
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iPhone boosts Verizon customers, hurts profit
Apple Inc’s iPhone pushed Verizon Communications Inc’s wireless subscribers higher in the first quarter but it also took a toll on profits, sending shares down 1.8 percent.
SMART PHONES Verizon to halt iPhone unlimited data plans Verizon Communications Inc. will stop offering unlimited data plans for Apple Inc.’s iPhone as soon as this summer, Chief Financial Officer Fran Shammo said. The…
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Verizon to halt iPhone unlimited data plans
A Verizon Communications executive hinted at a new version of the iPhone and said Verizon Wireless will replace its unlimited mobile data plans with usage-based pricing around the middle of summer.
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Verizon hints at new iPhone, eyes usage-based pricing
Verizon Communications sees revenue and earnings rising as much as 8 percent this year even as it kicks off sales of Apple Inc’s iPhone, which tends to come with costly subsidies.
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Verizon sees stronger 2011 results, touts iPhone