Verizon Media, the telecom giant’s media division comprising Yahoo and AOL, will sell to private equity firm Apollo Funds for $5 billion.
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Verizon Selling Yahoo And AOL To Private Equity Firm Apollo Funds For $5 Billion
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Verizon Inks Three-Year Sponsorship Deal For Riot Games’ ‘League Of Legends’ Championships
Telecom giant Verizon has announced today a multi-year sponsorship deal in the esports space, signing on as a sponsor for Riot Games’ League Of Legends championship series (LCS).LCS is the top level of pro play for League in the United States and Canada, comprising ten teams and organized by Riot.
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FaZe Clan, Verizon Host Charity ‘Fortnite’ Match For Coronavirus Relief Efforts
Leading gaming organization FaZe Clan is doing its part to support coronavirus relief efforts. The company, which reps a slew of top gamers -- several of whom live and collaborate on videos together in a luxurious Los Angeles mansion -- has teamed up with telecom giant Verizon on a charity gaming stream.
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