Thread regarding Verizon Communications Inc. layoffs

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Verizon analyst meeting: Targeting 'GDP-plus' type of growth

Nov 3 2015, 12:00 ET | About: Verizon Communications is going to stay clear of major M&A, but will keep its eye on strategic options, and wants investors to start thinking of it as a "GDP-plus" type of growth company, says Verizon chief Lowell McAdam.While other companies pursue tie-ups to catch up to a global move towards "quad-play" bundles (wireline, wireless, TV, broadband), McAdam questioned that, said BTIG's Walt Piecyk: "I have not seen any new info on this for 10 years.""Management was candid that behind its decisions is a recognition that it needs to disrupt its own business before someone else does and that it is moving to deploy assets to better meet the needs of millennials, which it noted are expected to account for 60% of the purchasing power in the U.S. by 2020,

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millennials are living in the basements of the very people Verizon just laid off -

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Target ???? , Millennials are the only group left to sell to . Traditionalists, Baby Boomers and Generation X are out of the equation for obvious reasons. To old, no money and not worth it and don't care for the technology . Many Millenials are working for less and being laid off and the middle class is dwindling. Who's left???

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You can target millennials but if they do not have disposable income or are flipping burgers it doesn't matter does it?

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Post ID: @xMs+EhBvWY4

Start thinking of VZ as a "GDP-plus" type growth company once new initiatives such as the Go90 mobile video service and the Internet of Things kick in. Verizon plans to maintain high investments in its wireless networking, aiming for a performance edge over AT&T (NYSE:T), T-Mobile US and Sprint. It also plan to invest in 5G wireless technology earlier than rivals.

Verizon aims to "stay two years ahead of competitors in terms of network performance," said Paul de Sa, an analyst at Bernstein Research, in a research report.

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