Nothing can stop Verizon. At least, that's how it appears. The company has three main business segments: wireless, broadband, and pay television. All three faced significant challenges in 2015, and while broadband didn't grow as fast as some rivals, pay TV and wireless weathered the storm surprisingly well.
Still, while it's impressive that Verizon maintained its wireless market share in the face of increased pricing pressure from T-Mobile and Sprint , that area of the business did not perform as well as the company's FIOS pay television service. Both segments were successful, but in wireless, the company merely leveraged its network - which outranks its lower-cost rivals - to get people to stay on board. That's easier ground to defend than keeping people shelling out big bucks for FIOS when dropping it would save them much more than switching to T-Mobile or Sprint would on the wireless side.