Drew FitzGerald is a reporter for Yahoo Finance and The Wall Street Journal, with his work also appearing in MarketWatch. He specializes in covering telecommunications and technology, providing insightful analysis and news on topics such as wireless services, supply deals, and disruptions in internet access.
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By: Micah Maidenberg, Drew Fitzgerald
The Elon Musk-led company has grown from a for-hire rocket launcher into a major national-security contractor.
マスク氏率いる米スペースXは、米国の情報機関や軍事当局との関係を緊密化しており、大口の機密契約を少なくとも1件獲得している。
AT&T said it restored wireless service after reports of problems with calls and texting in metro areas including Houston, Chicago, Miami and New York City.
Maritime attacks are complicating repairs on underwater cables that carry the world's web traffic.
Account holders’ information was leaked on the dark web about two weeks ago but appears to have come from 2019 or earlier.
Account holders' information was leaked on the dark web about two weeks ago but appears to have come from 2019 or earlier.
The missile supplier built a factory in Utah to produce a key chemical. So far it has struggled to take off.
Verizon Communications boosted quarterly revenue but reported a significant drop in prepaid wireless customers after a public assistance program expired. Shares of Verizon and rival Verizon shares tumbled Monday as investors pored over the details of the wireless company's modest second-quarter subscriber growth. Investors welcome growth in that column, which reflects the core of reliable customers who pay for phone service each month on a contract.
By: Drew Fitzgerald
AT&T's quarterly earnings fell 20%, as the price of an ongoing network overhaul overshadowed growing profits from wireless and fiber-optic customers. The Dallas telecom giant added 419,000 postpaid phone connections over the second quarter, easily topping the 285,000-phone estimate of analysts polled by FactSet. The postpaid lines—wireless customers who pay for service after each billing cycle—are a key gauge of growth in the cellphone carrier's main profit center.
T-Mobile US is sneaking into the cable industry’s backyard. The second-biggest cellphone carrier by subscribers has pieced together at least five partnerships with fiber-optic internet providers that could serve millions of customers in the coming years. T-Mobile US, which was pieced together through several wireless company mergers, hasn’t had to build out a fiber network as its biggest rivals have and now is playing catch-up on the ground.
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