Verizon Communications Inc. (NYSE:VZ) reported Q2 revenue of $34.25B and EPS $0.92 with net income down to $3.84B, prompting analysts to reset targets while CEO Dan Schulman named Alfonso Villanueva head of its ~$107B consumer unit as the firm touts a free NFL Sunday Ticket offer via YouTube for qualifying customers.
Previous Week Recap
- Verizon Communications Inc. Q2 Revenue And EPS: Verizon (VZ) Q2 2026: revenue $34.25B, diluted EPS $0.92, net income $3.84B versus $5.0B year-ago.
- Analysts Adjust Price Targets: After VZ Q2 results, analysts moved price targets: TD Cowen $56, Morgan Stanley $52, Scotiabank $52.50, RBC $47 — ratings and target changes noted for traders.
- Verizon Names Alfonso Villanueva: Verizon (VZ) named Alfonso Villanueva head of its consumer business, a unit valued near $107 billion; CEO Dan Schulman made the appointment, per media report.
- NFL Sunday Ticket Free Offer: Verizon (VZ) offers free NFL Sunday Ticket via YouTube through Sept 2 for qualifying customers (buy a 5G phone plus new/upgrade to Unlimited Ultimate/Plus or switch to Fios/premium home internet).
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