Key facts
- Verizon is selling 274 company-owned retail stores.
- Approximately 500 corporate jobs will be eliminated.
- The restructuring impacts about 3,000 employees in total.
- Verizon will continue to own 1,000 stores.
- The changes take effect on August 16.
Wireless carrier Verizon announced plans to sell 274 company-owned retail locations and eliminate approximately 500 corporate positions as part of a broader restructuring strategy. The company stated that these actions will affect around 3,000 retail and corporate employees. Following the sale, Verizon will maintain ownership of 1,000 stores. The changes are scheduled to take effect on August 16.