Verizon
Little Marc Reed
HEADLINES ON THE GUY WHO TRIES TO RELATE TO US; WHO TRIES TO DETERMINE WHAT IS “REASONABLE” FOR US AND WHO SAYS THAT THE INCREASES THE COMPANY WANTS IN HEALTHCARE ARE “MODEST”. FOR SOMEONE WHOSE BANK ACCOUNT JUST SAW A HEALTHY DEPOSIT, HE DOES NOT RELATE TO US; HE WILL NOT DETERMINE WHAT IS REASONABLE FOR US AND HE DOES NOT SPEAK OUR LANGUAGE.
Response to Marc Reed
STOP AND COLLECT THE FACTS. LITTLE MARC gREED IS TRYING TO FOOL YOU AGAIN Marc gReed’s email on Friday, April 8th, is yet another attempt to get us to see things “his” way. But he does not speak our language.
Why Verizon wants to buy Yahoo
Yahoo’s business has been doing so poorly that if you take the company’s overall market value and subtract the value of stock Yahoo owns in two Asian internet companies — Alibaba and the independent company Yahoo Japan — you get a negative number. In other words, Yahoo is less valuable than the sum of its parts.
Regional Bargaining Report # 58
Regional Bargaining Report # 58 Thursday, April 7, 2016 Bargaining continued this week in Philadelphia. The Union passed proposals related to a few of the Company’s demands regarding Independent Medical Exams, Evaluative Observations and Municipal and State Leave Laws. The Company rejected rational arguments on each of these proposals.
Regional Bargaining Report # 57
Regional Bargaining Report # 57 Friday, April 1, 2016 Bargaining continued this week in Philadelphia. Several Union proposals were passed related to bringing work back into the bargaining units. The proposals included a Call Sharing Agreement that would not only bring work back to the bargaining unit but back to America.
Frontier sees broadband, video service issues in newly acquired Verizon territories
Frontier completed its acquisition of Verizon’s (NYSE: VZ) wireline properties in California, Florida and Texas on Friday, but it appears that the initial switchover has been bumpy with a number of users telling local media outlets they were seeing issues with their broadband and video services.
Leaked memo shows new upgrade fees being added by Verizon next week
According to a leaked screenshot sent to us by one of our loyal readers, Verizon has a number of new $20 upgrade fees that will take …
Verizon’s fiber network will expand—after three-state sale to Frontier
Verizon is set to complete a sale of its wireline phone, Internet, and TV networks in California, Florida, and Texas to Frontier Communications. The $10.54 billion transaction, announced in February 2015, has received all the necessary regulatory approvals and is scheduled to be finalized March 31.