Verizon's Trading Volume Drops 25.52% to $15.55 Billion, Ranks 63rd as New Business Plan Boosts Stock Price

On April 10, 2025, Verizon Communications Inc. (VZ) saw a trading volume of $15.55 billion, marking a 25.52% decrease from the previous day. The stock ranked 63rd in terms of trading volume for the day. Verizon's stock price increased by 0.07%, marking the second consecutive day of gains, with a total increase of 1.78% over the past two days.

Verizon has introduced a new wireless plan specifically designed for small and mid-sized businesses, offering unprecedented flexibility and control. The "My Biz Plan" allows businesses to create customized wireless options with unlimited calling, data, and texting, along with various business add-ons. This plan is designed to adapt to the dynamic needs of small enterprises, aiming to eliminate traditional trade-offs in mobile service plans.

One of the standout features of My Biz Plan is the industry's first three-year price lock guarantee on core monthly plan prices, excluding taxes, fees, Economic Adjustment Charges, and add-ons. This guarantees small business owners a stable cost for essential services, providing financial predictability in a volatile market. Verizon also emphasizes security with this offering by including Business Mobile Internet Security as part of My Biz Plan, protecting business devices against digital threats like malware and phishing when using the Verizon network. Additional security options are available for enhanced protection.

The affordability of My Biz Plan is another key selling point, starting at $29 monthly for accounts with five or more lines, utilizing auto pay and paper-free billing. Add-on features begin at just $5 per month, ensuring a cost-effective means for businesses to tailor their wireless services. Moreover, the plan supports international connectivity, enabling employees to maintain seamless communication in over 210 countries starting at $10 per month for unlimited data, talk, and text.