(Reuters) -Wireless tower operator Crown Castle said on Monday it has terminated CEO Steven Moskowitz, effective immediately. Dan Schlanger, the company's current finance chief, has been named as the ...

The $8.5 billion sale of its fiber and small-cells business segments is expected to close in the first half of 2026.

Daniel Schlanger, Current Executive Vice President and CFO, Appointed Interim President and CEO Search Underway to Identify ...

Wireless tower operator Crown Castle said on Monday it has terminated CEO Steven Moskowitz, effective immediately.

Crown Castle trades at a significant premium after the Fiber segment sale news, though dividends are at stake. Should you buy, hold or sell the stock now?

AI-driven data center growth is reshaping US network infrastructure. Zayo is doubling down on long-haul and metro fiber, ...

BofA resumed coverage of Crown Castle (CCI) with a Neutral rating and a price target of $110, down from $115, after the company reported Q4 ...

Expanded shareholder group, led by global investors including Neuberger Berman Private Markets, CPP Investments, CF Alba and Dubai Holding, brings deep expertise and long-term capital to support ...

We’ve lowered our fair value estimate to $125 per share from $135 to account for Crown's plan to divest its fiber and small cell business for $8.5 billion. Our fair value estimate implies enterprise ...

The sale is viewed favorably by S&P Global Ratings as it leaves Crown Castle with its U.S. tower operations, known for high margins, long-term contracts with annual escalators, high renewal rates with ...

Citi analyst Scott Gruber maintained a Buy rating on EQT (EQT – Research Report) today and set a price target of $60.00. The company’s shares ...

Crown Castle divests $8.5B in assets to reduce debt, repurchase $3B in shares, and focus on towers, boosting financial ...