Verizon Communications will give infrastructure firm Vertical Bridge rights to lease, operate and manage thousands of mobile ...

Thousands of Verizon users were impacted by a nationwide telecommunication outage on Monday. Here's what to know and why your phone might say SOS.

Verizon Communications will sell thousands of mobile phone towers to digital infrastructure firm Vertical Bridge in a $3.3 ...

Verizon customers across the country have reported a network outage that has left their phone stuck in SOS mode. There might not be an immediatet fix — that will likely require Verizon's network ...

Verizon has expanded to be a premier cell phone product and services provider since it formed in 1984 as a result of the breakup of the Bell System, now including everything from wireless home ...

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Verizon Communications, the biggest wireless carrier in the US, is in advanced talks to sell thousands of mobile phone towers ...

Verizon said its network ... across the country said their phones had no service except for SOS mode, which means their phones are having trouble connecting to a wireless network.

U.S. wireless carrier Verizon Communications will give digital infrastructure firm Vertical Bridge exclusive rights to lease, ...

Original Story: A widespread outage has left Verizon customers nationwide unable to use their phones. People began ... and irresponsible this is for a cell service to be down THIS long?

The deal, covering 6,339 towers across all 50 US states and Washington D.C., includes upfront cash proceeds of $2.8 billion.

Reports of disrupted cell service are flooding onto social media as Verizon works to fix the problem. According to Downdetector, reports of issues with cellular connection started to flood in at ...