Verizon management remains confident the telecom giant will close its pending $20 billion acquisition of fiber provider ...

The Trump administration is getting creative when it comes to using agencies to advance its crack down against DEI programs.

Tying U.S. executives' pay to corporate diversity metrics was all the rage for a few years. But that's no longer the case as companies respond to pressure from conservative activists and U.S.

Insider activity raised eyebrows, with CEO Kyle Malady and EVP Vandana Venkatesh unloading tens of thousands of shares. Whether this signals lack of confidence or just routine cashing-out is up for ...

Executive Vice President Vandana Venkatesh sold 10,000 shares, and CEO Kyle Malady sold 9,000 shares, cashing in nearly $834,800 combined. Insider sales like these often stir curiosity but don’t ...

Verizon Chief Legal Officer Vandana Venkatesh wrote in a May 15 letter to FCC Chairman Brendan Carr that DEI policies "could be associated with discrimination." "Verizon has been evaluating its ...

CEO Kyle Malady and EVP Vandana Venkatesh both reduced their stakes, selling shares worth over $650,000 combined. While not necessarily a red flag, such moves always raise eyebrows when timed ...

The approval came a day after Vandana Venkatesh, EVP Public Policy and Chief Legal Officer of Verizon, penned a letter to FCC chairman Brendan Carr saying it would end its DEI-related policies and ...