How Is Verizon’s Revenue Composition Expected To Change Over The Next 5 Years?
Verizon’s (NYSE:VZ) wireless business is likely to become slightly more important to the company, as its postpaid subscriber base grows, while its enterprise business could see a decline on account of lower wholesale and fixed line revenues.
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