Communications-services companies rose, recouping some recent losses, as traders weighed the outlook for consumer spending.
Communications-services companies rose, recouping some recent losses, as traders weighed the outlook for consumer spending.
Oil futures closed at their lowest level since Feb. 27, the day before the Iran war commenced.
Verizon Communications won 82 spectrum licenses for $3.16 billion in the Federal Communications Commission's first spectrum auction in four years.
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Communications-services companies ticked down as traders weighed the outlook for deals in the sector.
Communications-services companies rose as falling oil prices buoyed sectors dependent on discretionary spending. U.S. carriers…
Communications-services companies rose as traders bet that major deals will go forward.
Communications-services companies ticked up as traders rotated out of the technology sector.
Communications-services companies rose as traders rotated into sectors less sensitive to inflation and artificial-intelligence…
Communications-services companies fell amid fears about gasoline prices putting stress on consumer spending.
