Charter Internet Provider

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An article in the Wall Street Journal on Thursday states that Verizon is "exploring" a mix with the other telecommunications giants Charter. Bloomberg's and CNBC's follow-up later made it clear that there had been no informal discussions between the parties, although Bloomberg found that Verizon had carried out at least some kind of investigation into the eventuality.

However, with a telecoms industry progressively consolidating (Charter purchased Time Warner Cable only last year), a Trump administrator expecting it to be business-friendly, an FCC chief likely to authorize mega-mergers, and a Verizon based firm using more cable based infrastructures to operate its next level nextgeneration network, a transaction could make sence.

Should there ever be a fusion, the merged entity would be a gigantic entity. This Statista diagram shows that a Verizon and Charter combine would immediately have by far the most wideband users in the state. The Wall Street on Thursday..... An article in the Wall Street Journal on Thursday states that Verizon is "exploring" a mix with the other telecommunications giants Charter.

Bloomberg and CNBC subsequently made it clear that there had been no informal discussions between the parties, although Bloomberg found that Verizon had carried out at least some kind of investigation into the eventuality. However, with a telecoms industry progressively consolidating (Charter purchased Time Warner Cable only last year), a Trump administrator expecting it to be business-friendly, an FCC chief likely to authorize mega-mergers, and a Verizon based firm using more cable based infrastructures to operate its next level nextgeneration network, a transaction could make sence.

Should there ever be a fusion, the merged entity would be a gigantic entity. This Statista diagram shows that a Verizon and Charter combine would immediately have by far the most wideband users in the state. The Wall Street on Thursday..... An article in the Wall Street Journal on Thursday states that Verizon is "exploring" a mix with the other telecommunications giants Charter.

Bloomberg and CNBC subsequently made it clear that there had been no informal discussions between the parties, although Bloomberg found that Verizon had carried out at least some kind of investigation into the eventuality. However, with a telecoms industry progressively consolidating (Charter purchased Time Warner Cable only last year), a Trump administrator expecting it to be business-friendly, an FCC chief likely to authorize mega-mergers, and a Verizon based firm using more cable based infrastructures to operate its next level next-generation network, a transaction could make sence.

Should there ever be a fusion, the merged entity would be a giant. This Statista diagram shows that a combination of Verizon and Charter would immediately have by far the most wideband users in the state.