Verizon Posts Worst Day Since 2002 as Starlink Plans Hit Telecom Stocks
Verizon fell 8.75%, its worst day since 2002, while AT&T and T-Mobile suffered historic losses as SpaceX’s Starlink mobile plans rattled telecom stocks.
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Verizon fell 8.75%, its worst day since 2002, while AT&T and T-Mobile suffered historic losses as SpaceX’s Starlink mobile plans rattled telecom stocks.
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Apple stock slipped about 0.8% in overnight trading as Nikkei reported cuts to iPhone 18 Pro and Pro Max component orders amid softer demand.
AT&T fell about 7.5%, while Verizon and T-Mobile lost around 6.6% after hours as SpaceX’s new spectrum deal raised U.S. mobile competition concerns.
SpaceX’s Starlink mobile ambitions move closer after the FCC cleared 15,000 satellites and a waiver enabling service on company-controlled spectrum.
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Chipotle shares jumped while Starbucks slid as investors weighed a reported takeover, financing risks and Brian Niccol’s ties to both chains.
TRON founder Justin Sun predicts younger users will move away from banks, while lenders build blockchain payment systems of their own.
Creditors holding $1.4 billion of EA bonds are seeking repayment at 101% of face value, challenging a Treasury-backed alternative after the publisher’s buyout.