The full $20 billion transaction affecting telephone networks nationwide won't be completed until later this year.

Verizon on Friday announced that it is ending corporate diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) goals as it faces a Trump administration probe and scrutiny of a proposed acquisition.

Frontier acquired Verizon’s land-line service in West Virginia in 2010. Since then the company has struggled to maintain the system and the Public Service Commission has fielded numerous complaints ...

The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) greenlit Verizon’s $20 billion acquisition of Frontier Communications on Friday — but only after Chairman ...

Verizon’s Frontier deal may get FCC approval, but it’s a costly bet on slow growth with a questionable strategy. Find out why ...

The Federal Communications Commission said Friday it was approving Verizon Communications's $20 billion deal to acquire fiber ...

The Federal Communications Commission said Friday it was approving Verizon Communications’s $20 billion deal to acquire fiber-optic internet providers Frontier Communications after the largest ...

It seems to have worked: on Friday, the Federal Communications Commission approved Verizon's $20 billion deal to buy broadband provider Frontier Communications. The FCC said that the deal will allow ...

After Verizon agreed to end its diversity, equity and inclusion policies, the FCC — led by Trump-appointed chairman Brendan Carr — approved the telco’s $20 billion deal to acquire Frontier ...

The telecom company Verizon Communications (NYSE: VZ) enjoyed a solid first half of 2025, with its stock up nearly 9%, ...

Verizon seeks to acquire Frontier’s operations in West Virginia, encompassing both broadband and telephone services.

With FCC approval, the competing fiber internet service providers can become one.