Verizon Communications VZ and Charter Communications CHTR are both major players in the U.S. telecommunications industry.

However, Charter faces triple play competition, consisting of wireline multichannel video, wireline Internet, and wireline voice service, from three primary competitors, AT&T, Frontier and Verizon.

Summary Charter has fallen 12% since September, after bad news at its peers, providing a good entry point for this multi-year compounder. The bear case is that AT&T's new fiber and Verizon's fixed ...

Charter Communications CEO Chris Winfrey discusses the company's investment in AI, customer service, and relationships with Verizon for long-term growth.

The cable companies will launch enterprise-grade 5G services in 2026, targeting SMBs mobile offerings powered by T-Mobile US’ ...

Charter’s own network expansion efforts should offset some of this increased competition, but we expect residential customer penetration of homes passed will decline to 45% in 2028 from 52% at ...

Charter operates under a fairly heavy debt load, with net leverage standing at 4.7 times EBITDA, by our calculation, a level that has held roughly steady over the past two years. Charter targets ...

Verizon serves 114 million cellphone subscribers, 4.6 million TV customers and 7 million Internet subscribers; Charter has 17 million TV customers and 21 million Internet subscribers.

Verizon Communications Inc. is said to have given thought to buying Charter Communications Inc., a deal that would create the biggest U.S. wireless and internet provider. But many in the finance ...

Verizon looks more attractive than Charter from a valuation standpoint. Going by the price/earnings ratio, Charter’s shares currently trade at 9.48 forward earnings, higher than 8.67 for Verizon.

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