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Verizon and BT form joint venture

Verizon and BT are merging their international networking divisions into a $4 billion joint venture.

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The brief

Verizon and BT have announced the formation of a joint global business. The deal involves spinning off the international networking arms of both companies into a venture valued at $4 billion.

Coverage from Bloomberg, The Register, and The Guardian emphasizes the financial scale of the deal. Seeking Alpha and Bloomberg report that Verizon expects a quarterly loss of up to $800 million, partly due to asset reclassification related to the agreement.

Future developments will likely center on the reported Q2 loss and the operational integration of the newly spun-off international networking assets.

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Quick answers

What is the value of the joint venture?

The deal is valued at $4 billion.

How is this affecting Verizon's finances?

Verizon expects a quarterly loss of up to $800 million and has reclassified assets in connection with the deal.

Which parts of the businesses are being combined?

The companies are spinning off their international networking arms.

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