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All of a sudden, analysts see massive upside for AT&T, compared to its views in the gutter just a few months ago. Investors are paying attention.
Who benefits and who loses from the neck-and-neck struggle between Sprint and T-Mobile to dominate the second tier in the wireless industry?
Sprint calls its latest plan “All-In” pricing, and the costs are not much different than T-Mobil's plan announced last week.
Verizon Communications has announced a multiyear content licensing agreement with Scripps Networks Interactive.
Credit Suisse hosted its second annual 1-1 Telecom Services Conference with the chief financial officers of AT&T, Verizon Communications and T-Mobile.
Older Americans, in many cases, have lost their tolerance for financial risk and they want to protect the size of the nest eggs they have put aside for retirement.
About 7% of all U.S. households subscribe to broadband service and at least one streaming video service but do not subscribe to pay TV.
thinkstockJune 5, 2015: Markets opened lower on Friday and appears headed for a mixed close. The Greek government is apparently going to pay the June installment on its debt, but the country’s...
thinkstockJune 4, 2015: Markets opened lower on Thursday as investors await word that Greece plans to make its next loan repayment. IMF managing director Christine Lagarde encouraged the Fed to wait...
The world of mergers in wireless and media delivery is coming to a critical junction. True convergence is finally here, and there are winners and losers.
Thursday's top analyst upgrades, downgrades and initiations include Twitter, Whiting Petroleum, Groupon, Goldman Sachs BDC and AT&T.
A deal is in the works between Dish Network and T-Mobile that would create what would be the third-largest pay-TV/telecommunications company in the United States.
Frontier Communications is often considered a controversial stock in the world of telecom. It is now involved in an acquisition and has a dividend yield of almost 8%.
From the market leaders to the market laggards, telecoms seem to either be spending more and more to make less and less, or in the worst case, just losing money year after year after year.
There are concerns brewing that will require some serious underlying issues to change for the rate of dividend growth and endless buyback expectations.