Verizon Could Get $1.6 Billion in Senate Stimulus Plan
David Goldstein
Four words buried in a provision to help subsidize high-speed Internet service contained in the latest Senate version of the economic stimulus legislation could mean hundreds of millions of dollars a year in tax credits for Verizon Communications, according to telecommunications analysts.
Indeed, John Hodulik, an analyst with UBS Securities, said the provision might give Verizon $1.6 billion in credits in the next two years, even if it does not hire one more person than it currently plans to do.
To read this New York Times report in full, see:
bits.blogs.nytimes.com/2009/01/30/senate-looks-to-stimulate-verizon/
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