Verizon has become the latest big company to end policies around diversity, equity and inclusion, or "DEI," in order to keep ...

Verizon Communications Inc. won Federal Communications Commission approval for its $9.6 billion acquisition of Frontier ...

The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has approved Verizon’s proposed $20 billion acquisition of Frontier ...

The FCC has announced its approval of the merger between communications giants Verizon and Frontier, after a deal was made last year. Verizon will acquire Frontier Communications for $9.6 billion ...

The deal went through after Verizon “committed to ending DEI-related practices,” according to a statement by FCC Chair Brendan Carr. The Intercept reports that in a May 15th letter to Carr ...

FCC Chair Brendan Carr told NBC News parent Comcast in February he was opening a similar probe into the company’s promotion of DEI programs. AFP via Getty Images Verizon is nearing FCC approval ...

Verizon is the latest company to end its diversity, equity and inclusion programs since President Donald Trump took office.

Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Chair Brendan Carr criticized Verizon in February for its promotion of DEI programs, saying it could factor into the review of Verizon's planned acquisition ...

the FCC in February launched a formal investigation into Verizon’s corporate diversity practices. The probe arrived as Verizon awaited approval for its planned $9.6 billion takeover of Frontier ...

The conservative 5th Circuit court said the FCC "acted as prosecutor, jury, and judge," violating AT&T's Seventh Amendment right to a jury trial. Verizon sued the FCC in the 2nd Circuit in an ...

Federal Communications Commission Chairman Brendan Carr is close to completing the regulator's review of Verizon's (NYSE ... that they remain confident in FCC's eventual approval of the combination.

On Friday, the FCC urged appellate courts that are presiding over T-Mobile's and Verizon's challenges to similar privacy fines to reject the 5th Circuit's ruling. “The Fifth Circuit concluded ...