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Date Stock Title
Nov 1 VZ ISS recommends Frontier shareholders abstain from voting on Verizon's takeover bid
Nov 1 VZ ISS reportedly told Frontier shareholders to abstain voting on the Verizon deal
Nov 1 VZ LRE’s 179MW White Wing Ranch solar project in Arizona begins operations
Nov 1 VZ 3 Reasons Relying on Social Security Alone Could be a Risk. And 3 Stocks to Invest in Today.
Nov 1 VZ Some Investors May Be Willing To Look Past Verizon Communications' (NYSE:VZ) Soft Earnings
Nov 1 VZ Verizon Communications Stock: Bargain Buy or Value Trap?
Oct 31 VZ Verizon and the East Side Mosquito Abatement District utilize technology to fight mosquitoes
Oct 31 VZ AT&T aims to use all tools at hand to maintain US fibre lead
Oct 31 VZ 5 Dividend Stocks to Double Up on Right Now -- Plus Some Dividend ETFs
Oct 30 VZ T-Mobile: Fundamental Analysis of the Telecom Giant
Oct 30 VZ Verizon and Wounded Warrior Project® partner to support at least 1,000 veterans with upskilling
Oct 30 VZ Trump Vs. Harris: How The Candidates' Corporate Tax Proposals Stack Up
Oct 30 VZ Verizon: The Price Drop Makes Them Even More Attractive (Rating Upgrade)
Oct 30 VZ Assessing What Q3 Earnings Means for Telecom ETFs
Oct 29 VZ Hans Vestberg Has 3 Words That Every Verizon Investor Should Hear: AI Revenue Opportunities
Oct 28 VZ Feds probe China-linked attacks on US telecom networks
Oct 27 VZ Verizon: Frustrations Mount
Oct 27 VZ AT&T's 5%-Yielding Dividend Continues to Grow Safer
Oct 26 VZ Verizon Shares Sink Despite Strong Subscriber Growth. Is It Time to Buy the Dip?
Oct 26 VZ Deal Dispatch: UFC, WWE Parent TKO Takes On Bull Riding; Endeavor Looks To Sell Tennis; Another Car Company Goes Bankrupt
Bell System

The Bell System was the system of companies, led by the Bell Telephone Company and later by AT&T, which provided telephone services to much of the United States and Canada from 1877 to 1984, at various times as a monopoly. On December 31, 1983, the system was divided into independent companies by a U.S. Justice Department mandate.
The general public in the United States often used the colloquial term Ma Bell (as in "Mother Bell") to refer to any aspect of this conglomerate, as it held a near-complete monopoly over telephone service in most areas of the country, and is still used by many to refer to any telephone company. Ma Bell is also used to refer to the various female voices in recordings for the Bell System: Mary Moore, Jane Barbe, and Pat Fleet, the current voice of AT&T.

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