Scott Moritz

Verizon Communications Inc. is raising the monthly price on its wireless home internet offering by $10, marking the second increase in two years for its services.

Dish Network Corp. will start selling its premium wireless service on Amazon Inc. later this week, according to a person familiar with the plan.

Charter Communications Inc. is raising the price of its broadband service by $5 starting in August, the second such increase in nine months as the cable giant posted virtually no revenue growth in the second quarter.

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Dish Network Corp. is proposing to merge with EchoStar Corp., the satellite network operator it once owned, in a stock-for-stock deal as billionaire Charlie Ergen works to shift his struggling legacy pay-TV business empire toward a future in wireless communications.

Dish Network Corp. is proposing to buy EchoStar Corp., the satellite network operator it once owned, in an all-stock deal as billionaire Charlie Ergen works to shift his struggling legacy pay-TV business empire toward a future in wireless communications.

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AT&T Inc. is launching a new wireless home internet service, catching up to its rivals in one of the few promising areas where mobile carriers are putting high-capacity 5G networks to use.

AT&T Inc. has begun to explore options for its 70% stake in DirecTV as it approaches the end of an agreement upon which it can legally sell its interest in America’s third-largest pay-TV provider.

The No. 1 wireless provider for the past 15 years, Verizon is rapidly ceding market share to its rivals. Can a bookish company veteran turn it around?