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5 Companies That Had A Rough Week
by Joseph F. Kovar
For the week ending August 10, CRN looks at IT companies that were unfortunate, unsuccessful or just didn't make good decisions. -
5 Things You Need To Know About The AT&T-Time Warner Merger Trial
by Gina Narcisi
AT&Tis set to battle it out with the Department of Justice on Monday as the trial for the proposed AT&T-TimeWarner merger is set to begin. Here are five key things to know as the trial gets under way. -
Verizon Closes Hard-Fought Straight Path Communications Purchase
by Gina Narcisi
Following a monthlong bidding war with AT&T last year, Verizon completed its purchase of wireless spectrum holder Straight Path Communications in an all-stock deal worth $3.1 billion. -
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AT&T Touts Record-Low Churn, Praises Tax Reform For Strong Q4 Results
by Gina Narcisi
With a total net add of 4.1 million wireless customers during Q4 2017, a 55 percent virtualized network, and increased net income due to tax reform, AT&T said during its earnings call that it closed out the final quarter of the year with a bang. -
Report: Verizon Pulls Out Of Plans To Sell Huawei Devices Amid Mounting Government Pressure
by Gina Narcisi
Renewed fears around Chinese espionage efforts have thwarted an anticipated partnership between Huawei and Verizon, which has reportedly succumbed to political pressure from the U.S. government and won't be going ahead with plans to sell Huawei phones. -
CRN Interview: AT&T Channel Chief On Why Partners Need Recurring Revenue And How They Can Help Shape A Software-Defined Future
by Gina Narcisi
"We are moving from a hardware-centric business to a software business ... We want to make sure we have a vibrant, high-growth channel if we are going to make that transition," said Zee Hussain, channel chief of AT&TPartner Solutions. -
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AT&T Brings More Focus, Bigger Investment To Its Channel Partner Program
by Gina Narcisi
AT&T reveals a new commission model that gives solution providers access to recurring revenue as part of a larger channel program restructuring. -
Telecom Companies Cut Hundreds Of Jobs As Legacy Businesses Decline
by Gina Narcisi
Many of the country's largest telecom providers, including AT&T, Comcast, and CenturyLink, are cutting headcount tied to their legacy businesses and, in one case, raising broadband prices.
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