Verizon Workers Ending Strike Helps Carrier Mitigate Losses

Aug. 22 (Bloomberg) -- Verizon Communications Inc. said 45,000 striking workers will begin returning to the job tonight while talks continue, a truce that may help the carrier avoid losses a prolonged walkout would have caused.

Verizon Workers Ending Strike Helps Carrier Mitigate Losses

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Verizon Employees Ending Strike May Help Carrier Mitigate Losses

Aug. 22 (Bloomberg) -- Verizon Communications Inc. said 45,000 striking workers will begin returning to the job tonight while talks continue, a truce that may help the carrier avoid losses a prolonged walkout would have caused.

Verizon Employees Ending Strike May Help Carrier Mitigate Losses

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Verizon Says Striking Employees To Return To Work This Week

Aug. 21 (Bloomberg) -- Verizon Communications Inc. said 45,000 striking workers in the northeast U.S. will begin returning to the job tomorrow night, while the two sides keep negotiating what the company called “major issues.”

Verizon Says Striking Employees to Return to Work This Week

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Verizon to Release Motorola Smartphone for 4G Network Next Year

Dec. 21 (Bloomberg) -- Verizon Wireless, the largest U.S. wireless operator, will release a smartphone from Motorola Inc. for its new, high-speed wireless network next year.

Verizon to Release Motorola Smartphone for 4G Network Next Year

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Verizon to Begin Its 4G Network on Sunday

Laptop users will be first to be able to use the speedier network, with 4G smartphones available next summer.

Verizon to Begin Its 4G Network on Sunday

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