Fios is the number 1 data and video service in the U.S. Consumers throughout the entire country have literally been begging for the service, and it is very profitable despite the blinded view of VZ Teamers. All of that being said, why would McDumb@ss choke out his company's best product by agreeing not to build out fios with a top competitor such as Comcast, for the opportunity to purchase an insignificant amount of spectrum? To further sabotage his own companies product, he agrees to have Verizon Wireless products and services be sold on the Comcast/Xfinity website. Is this not considered a CONFLICT OF INTERESTS? This conflict of interests should result in the immediate termination of all parties involved on both sides of the fence.
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5 letters. UNION
Whatever it takes to give the union millstone to someone else to deal with around their neck.
@oty...........lmao, I miss you man! Please come back, we will fight to double your golden parachute.
I will never understand the stupid business decisions like buying a defunct dial-up internet provider like AOL and another failed entity like Yahoo, neither have turned a good profit in quite along time and have both been on life support for the most part. Also this whole Go90 thing attempting to cater to millenials is about as stupid as it gets. Seems as though this CEO wants to run this company into the ground. Now is a good time to abandon ship!
Because he has the reverse Midas touch and sees this company as more of a Wall Street investment rather than a service provider. When I was CEO I at least had a vision to see the future and it wasn't some cheap wireless product than only keeps shareholders happy. I don't know why they ever wanted this guy to take my place.
Couple that with bright ideas of buying yesterdays hot stocks like AOL and Yahoo ! This kinda crap makes you wonder why the board of directors hasn't asked him to step down.