Here are the winners and losers in the telecom industry on Tuesday.
The trading panel tackled Verizon's acquisition of AOL, along with the impact of rising interest rates on stocks and the hottest trade for 2015.
Verizon Communications Inc. (VZ) has agreed to acquire AOL Inc. (AOL) for $4.4 billion, or $50 per share.
The securities litigation law firm of Brower Piven, A Professional Corporation, has commenced an investigation into possible breaches of fiduciary duty and other violations of state law by the Board of Directors of AOL Inc.
Juan E. Monteverde, a partner at Faruqi & Faruqi, LLP, a leading national securities firm headquartered in New York City, is investigating the Board of Directors of AOL, Inc.
Stocks pare losses, though remain in the red, as moves higher in the energy sector lessen the pressure of a global bond selloff.
The Law Offices of Vincent Wong are investigating potential claims against the Board of Directors of AOL Inc.
Rates have lots of room to rise before this economy gets derailed.
AOL has been around since the early 1980s and its logo has changed many times over the years.
Cablevision shares may see short-term pressure.
Verizon wants more of what Google has: a larger cut of the world's digital advertising business.
Looking to boost its profile in digital media and mobile video, Verizon says it will buy AOL for $4.4 billion.
Former United States Securities and Exchange Commission attorney Willie Briscoe and the securities litigation firm of Powers Taylor LLP are investigating potential claims against the Board of Directors of AOL Inc.
Jim Cramer answers viewers' Twitter (TWTR) questions from the floor of the New York Stock Exchange.
Stocks pare losses, though remain in the red, as moves higher in the energy sector lessen the pressure of a global bond selloff.
Verizon may be trying to recreate history as it moves to own both content delivery and the content itself, acquiring AOL for more than $4 billion.
Balance the futures vs. the actuals.
AOL (AOL) stock is up this morning despite getting downgraded to 'sell' from 'buy' at Cantor.
While it's tempting to jump in and buy AOL stock, my recommendation would be to buy a company's shares based on the business, not a coming acquisition.
Tim Armstrong wasn't a perfect leader of AOL, but ultimately he did a lot more things right than wrong.
Verizon (VZ) and AOL (AOL) dominate business headlines after the former agreed to buy the latter for $50 a share, valuing the deal at $4.4 billion.
The following statement is being issued by Levi & Korsinsky, LLP: To: All Persons or Entities who purchased AOL Inc.
Peter Lynch coined the term 'diworsification'. See how Verizon is squandering shareholder resources by investing outside its circle of competence.
Don't buy cable, telecom and content stock hoping for more M&A.
Verizon (VZ) said it will acquire AOL (AOL) for $50 per share or roughly $4.4 billion, in a deal announced Tuesday.
U.S. stock futures are sinking as investors recoil from a widespread bond drop and as Verizon announces a buyout of AOL.
Verizon on Tuesday said it will acquire AOL as it seeks to add Internet content and advertising to go along with its national broadband network.
Stock futures are set to open significantly lower as global markets tumble in a continued bond selloff.
Verizon-AOL is just one of the deals floating around.
Trade-Ideas LLC identified AOL (AOL) as a pre-market mover with heavy volume candidate
