Verizon Sells AOL and Yahoo to Apollo for $5 Billion
Verizon offloaded its media business to Apollo Global Management in a deal valued at $5 billion as the mobile phone giant focuses on building out its 5G network.
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Verizon Sells AOL and Yahoo to Apollo for $5 Billion
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