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

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.

Verizon Communications VZ and Charter Communications CHTR are both major players in the U.S. telecommunications industry. They primarily compete in fixed broadband, wireless services and ...

Verizon Communications VZ and Charter Communications CHTR are both major players in the U.S. telecommunications industry. They primarily compete in fixed broadband, wireless services and enterprise ...

Charter reported quarterly revenue growth of 0.6% year-on-year to $13.77 billion, beating the analyst consensus estimate of ...

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.

Charter management has said the move to deploy its own 5G network will allow it to migrate customers, traffic and the resulting cost it has to pay to Verizon to allow its 7.7 million customers to ...

In the fiber network business, T faces stiff competition from Verizon Communications Inc. VZ and Charter. The company’s wireline division is struggling with persistent losses in access lines as a ...

As I write, following a huge rally after Charter's Q1/25 results (which I covered in this article), one CHTR share trades for $402.61 and LBRDK, the most liquid of the trackers, trades for $86.23.

US cable operators Comcast and Charter Communications continued to rack up mobile subscriber gains in Q1 through their MVNO agreements with Verizon, which lost post-paid customers in the quarter.