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Exclusive: Ex-Verizon Exec Janet Schijns Returns To Her Channel Consultancy
by Gina Narcisi
Former Verizon channel chief and executive vice president of services and solutions for Office Depot Janet Schijns is leveraging her experience and relationships in the channel in her latest endeavor: re-opening her own channel consultancy firm. -
Execs: Verizon Wireline Segment Will Be Affected By Staff Reductions
by Gina Narcisi
Verizon's wireline segment could see some of the biggest impact of the carrier's so-called voluntary separation program in which Verizon is set to eliminate more than 10,000 jobs during 2019, the carrier's execs said during its Q4 2018 earnings call. -
Verizon Media To Lay Off 7% Of Workforce As Unit Struggles To Gain Traction
by Gina Narcisi
Verizon Media, formally Oath, is cutting about 800 jobs, or 7 percent of its global workforce. The business unit, which Verizon hoped would help it differentiate in the telecom space, has struggled to gain a foothold. -
CES 2019: What The Country's Biggest Carriers Brought To The Table
by Gina Narcisi
From 5G network rollout plans, 5G-capable smartphones and brand-new IoT use cases, here's what AT&T, Sprint, T-Mobile, and Verizon revealed during CES 2019 this week. -
AT&T Layoffs On The Horizon As Carrier Reduces Headcount One Year After Tax Reform Windfall
by Gina Narcisi
AT&T is the latest carrier to confirm staff reductions are coming one year after the passage of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act. -
The 10 Most Important CES 2019 Announcements And New Products
by Kyle Alspach
Intel, HP and Samsung have been among the companies with huge product launches at CES 2019 in Las Vegas. -
The Best Tech Stocks of 2018 (And The Worst)
by Rick Whiting
Only 21 of the 44 technology companies on our watch list managed to record gains in the price of their publicly traded shares during the stock market turbulence of 2018. Twenty-three recorded price declines—many by significant double-digit percentages. Take a look at who were the winners and who were the losers. -
Carrier Catchup: How The U.S. Telecom Titans Closed Out 2018
by Gina Narcisi
From M&A activity, to job cuts, to the introduction of brand-new services, here's what the biggest carriers in the U.S. were up to as 2018 came to an end. -
AT&T Closes $1.1B Sale Of Data Center Business As New Colocation Provider Emerges
by Gina Narcisi
AT&T officially closes the sale of its data Center assets to Brookfield Infrastructure. Brookfield's new data center management company, Evoque, will join AT&T's colocation ecosystem. -
The 10 Most Controversial Companies Of 2018
by Rick Whiting
Businesses sometimes find themselves in the news for the wrong reasons. Here are 10 companies that made headlines this year – but not in a good way. -
The 15 Biggest Technology Executive Moves Of 2018
by Dylan Martin
CRN looks at the 15 biggest technology executive moves of 2018, which includes leadership shake-ups at Google, Intel, AMD, Microsoft and Oracle. -
5 Companies That Had A Rough Week
by Rick Whiting
For the week ending Dec. 14, CRN looks at IT companies that were unfortunate, unsuccessful or just didn't make good decisions. -
Verizon Slices Workforce, Downgrades Value of Oath Business Unit
by Gina Narcisi
Verizon revealed it is cutting its staff by 10,400 employees, and is taking a $4.6 billion hit on its struggling Oath business division. -
Verizon Restructures Operations To Emphasize Networking, 5G Efforts
by Gina Narcisi
Verizon is reorganizing operations into three customer-facing groups. The reshuffle, in part, will help Verizon invite "strategic partners to play a larger role in our ecosystem," according to CEO Hans Vestberg.
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