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Verizon Raised its Minimum Wage to $20 an Hour As the U.S.’s Lowest Paid Workers Make Unprecedented Gains

Verizon's move on pay is another gain for low-wage workers, who, in a switch, are seeing faster increases in pay than high-wage employees.
By Linda Carroll
Hollywood Merger & Acquisitions

After $83B of Deal-Making, Expect Even More M&As From Hollywood

Warner Bros. Discovery and Amazon-MGM are only the start of Hollywood's renewed focus on mergers, acquisitions and consolidation.
By Brandon Katz

More Powerful Brands Join Facebook Advertising Boycott—Will It Make a Difference?

"It’s not going to do anything to the company, financially,” says an investment banker.
By Sissi Cao
Estimates show that 43 million Americans were scammed last year and lost about $10.5 billion due to robocalls.

Spam Robocalls in the US Are Up 35%

By Harmon Leon

Vanished Ex-Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer Returns to Tech Scene With a Surprise Venture

By Sissi Cao
Verizon Fios Disney+

How Verizon Customers Can Get Disney+ for Free

By Brandon Katz

Even a Pornhub Acquisition May Not Save Tumblr From Brink of Collapse

By Gabriela Barkho

What Is 5G Technology & Why Does Everyone Care So Much About It?

By Gabriela Barkho
At least the proposal is not a per-text tax; last year, Americans sent 1.77 trillion SMS text messages.

What Does California’s Proposed Texting Tax Mean for Apps Like WhatsApp & FB Messenger?

By Tyler Woods
AT&T Time Warner Merger Netflix

What Does the AT&T and Time Warner Decision Mean for the Entertainment Industry?

By Brandon Katz
President Donald Trump.

Telecom Companies Ready to Oppose Trump’s Nationalized 5G Network

By Davis Richardson
Google will have a stand-alone booth at the event for the first time in a long time.

4 Things to Watch at the Consumer Electronics Show 2018

By Sissi Cao
Federal Communications Commission Commissioner Ajit Pai.

FCC Announces Plan to Repeal Net Neutrality Rules, Grant Power to ISPs

By Francesca Friday
This is as close as we'll get to a Sprint/T-Mobile merger for now.

Sprint and T-Mobile Call Off Merger, Sending Stocks Tumbling

By John Bonazzo
Samsung unveils the Galaxy Note 8 on August 23, 2017.

Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Preorders Have Started Arriving—Here’s What Users Are Saying

By Daryl Deino

If Each Big Tech Company Were a Great House From ‘Game of Thrones’

By Brady Dale
Residents evacuated Houston after Hurricane Harvey made landfall.

Wireless Carriers Are Helping Customers Affected by Hurricane Harvey

By John Bonazzo
Have your eclipse glasses ready too.

Wireless Companies Are Prepping for Increased Volume During the Solar Eclipse

By John Bonazzo
Jeffrey Katzenberg Mobile Entertainment

Jeffrey Katzenberg’s Plan to Reinvent Mobile Entertainment Sounds Crazy and Amazing

By Brandon Katz
Marissa Mayer isn't interested in leading the scraps of Yahoo.

Marissa Mayer Resigns From Yahoo With $23 Million Severance Following Verizon Deal

By Sage Lazzaro
Sen. Ted Cruz cosponsored the bill in the Senate.

Bill in House Allows Internet Providers to Share Your Email and Web History

By Joseph Mulkerin
Bill Castner has become enior Vice President of Corporate and Regulatory Affairs at Horizon Blue Cross Blue Shield of New Jersey.

ELEC Release Reveals NJ Lobbying Firms Raking It In

By Ken Kurson
CARMEL, IN - MAY 02: Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump speaks during a campaign stop at the Palladium at the Center for the Performing Arts on May 2, 2016 in Carmel, Indiana. Trump continues to campaign leading up to the state of Indiana's primary day on Tuesday.

Donald Trump’s Indiana Supporters Favor Old Cell Phones—Here’s How We Know

By Brady Dale
For those of you who are running a company or planning to start one, learn from Yahoo’s mistakes.

The Rise and Fall (OK — Mostly Fall) of Yahoo

By Quincy Larson
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