(Reuters) - Verizon Wireless, the biggest U.S. mobile service provider, said on Monday it would pay its parents Verizon Communications and Vodafone Group Plc a dividend of $7 billion in June, surprising some analysts who had not expected a big payout.Full story
NEW YORK/LONDON (Reuters) - Some shareholders of Verizon Communications Inc <VZ.N> say they could be happy for the company to pay up to $130 billion for Vodafone Group Plc's <VOD.L> stake in their U.S. wireless venture. Full story
LONDON (Reuters) - Verizon Communications <VZ.N> would like to buy out Vodafone <VOD.L> from their Wireless joint venture but will not do so at any cost, its chief executive has told JP Morgan analysts, Full story
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A Verizon logo is seen during the International CTIA WIRELESS Conference & Exposition in New Orleans, Louisiana May 9, 2012. REUTERS/Sean Gardner
A sign hangs in the Verizon booth on the first day of the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas January 8, 2013. REUTERS/Rick Wilking
A Verizon logo is seen during the International CTIA WIRELESS Conference & Exposition in New Orleans, Louisiana in this May 9, 2012 file photograph. REUTERS/Sean Gardner/Files
