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Yahoo Hasn't Said What Will Happen to its Most Popular Products After the Verizon Deal

By Lisa Eadicicco

Verizon's 'Can You Hear Me Now?' Guy Has Switched Teams

By Lisa Eadicicco

Manager Steals 983 Phones From Verizon Store, Police Say

By Daniel White

How to Buy a Phone Now That 2-Year Contracts Are Dead

By Victor Luckerson
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Motorola's Droid Turbo 2 Has A Shatter-Proof Screen

Great news for anyone who's ever dropped their device

By Lisa Eadicicco

Verizon Beats Expectations in Third Quarter Earnings

More people are buying phones with installment pricing, the U.S. carrier says

By Andrew Nusca / Fortune

Why Verizon and AT&T Are Spending Millions on Pope Francis’ U.S. Visit

The airwaves are ready for the data barrage

By Laura Lorenzetti / Fortune

Wireless Disruption Is Finally Hitting Verizon’s Bottom Line

Company's earnings may stall in 2016

By Victor Luckerson

Verizon Will Test Insanely Fast New Wireless Technology

Target for a commercial launch is 2017

By Tom Huddleston, Jr. / Fortune

There’s a Massive Battle Brewing Over the Future Of Wi-Fi

There could be serious traffic congestion over the air

By Jonathan Chew / Fortune

How You Buy Cellphones Is About to Change Forever

Verizon's new plans are a sign of massive change in the phone business

By Alex Fitzpatrick

T-Mobile Will Pay This Record Fine For Preventing 911 Calls

Largest such settlement that the FCC has ever imposed on a wireless carrier

By Jen Wieczner / Fortune

This Is How Comcast Hopes to Keep Customers From Cutting the Cord

It’s a new $15-per-month service called ‘Stream’

By Tom Huddleston, Jr. / Fortune

Verizon Now Officially Owns AOL

The merger is now complete

By Clarie Groden / Fortune

Why AOL's CEO Is Getting a $59 Million Bonus

His new long-term contract with Verizon includes a 'Founders' Incentive Award'

By Tom Huddleston / Fortune

3 Charts That Show Why Verizon Wants AOL

Why Verizon says the former dial-up company is worth $4.4 billion

By Jack Linshi

Watch the Most Ridiculously 90's AOL Commercials

"Every time you sign on it tells you if you've got mail."

By Dan Kedmey

Meet the Man Who Brought AOL Back From the Dead

Tim Armstrong's work led to the $4.4 billion Verizon deal

By Victor Luckerson

Here's Why Verizon Really Wants AOL

Verizon officially jumped into the world of ad business

By Erin Griffith / Fortune

The Single Best Article You Will Ever Read About AOL

Dated February 7, 2000, it was written by a legend

By Matt Vella
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