Verizon Communications VZ and Charter Communications CHTR are both major players in the U.S. telecommunications industry.

The cable companies will launch enterprise-grade 5G services in 2026, targeting SMBs mobile offerings powered by T-Mobile US’ ...

However, Charter faces triple play competition, consisting of wireline multichannel video, wireline Internet, and wireline voice service, from three primary competitors, AT&T, Frontier and Verizon.

Verizon serves 114 million cellphone subscribers, 4.6 million TV customers and 7 million Internet subscribers; Charter has 17 million TV customers and 21 million Internet subscribers.

Charter operates under a fairly heavy debt load, with net leverage standing at 4.7 times EBITDA, by our calculation, a level that has held roughly steady over the past two years. Charter targets ...

Summary Charter has fallen 12% since September, after bad news at its peers, providing a good entry point for this multi-year compounder. The bear case is that AT&T's new fiber and Verizon's fixed ...

Charter Communications CEO Chris Winfrey discusses the company's investment in AI, customer service, and relationships with Verizon for long-term growth.

Charter operates under a fairly heavy debt load, with net leverage standing at 4.6 times EBITDA, by our calculation, a level that has held steady in recent quarters. Charter’s management team ...

Verizon looks more attractive than Charter from a valuation standpoint. Going by the price/earnings ratio, Charter’s shares currently trade at 9.48 forward earnings, higher than 8.67 for Verizon.