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On a day when investors have to worry about trade wars and NATO-bashing hitting the markets, one analyst has initiated coverage on the telecom and media space with a very mixed view of the two major...
Oath CEO Tim Armstrong is reported to be considering putting together an offer that releases the company from current owner Verizon. AOL and Yahoo, the two components of Oath, cost Verizon nearly $9...
Less than a month after receiving approval from a federal judge to acquire Time Warner, AT&T raised the monthly subscription fee for its DirecTV service. The company had told the judge that the...
Instead of looking at it on a case-by-case basis, the White House seems to have decided to ban as many Chinese tech companies as possible. That has left China Mobile out in the cold.
One key analyst on Wall Street believes the AT&T deal for Time Warner will not hurt shareholders further, and he has effectively called a bottom in the stock.
This proposed acquisition of AppNexus would help AT&T accelerate the growth of its advertising platform and broaden its footprint globally.
As self-driving car manufacturers prepare to flood the roads with their products, the question remains how these vehicles will be guided across the millions of miles in the country.
Just days after getting approval for its acquisition of Time Warner, AT&T is launching new streaming packages featuring some of the content it acquired in the deal.
Americans were harassed by more than 4 billion robocalls in May according to data collected by YouMail. More than 30 billion robocalls have been made in the United States in the first five months of...
The short interest in Sprint shares soared for the latest period. The bets against the merger with T-Mobile are huge.
Annoying robocalls are difficult for consumers to kill, and in some cases bilk people out of money. One of the robocall companies was hit with a $120 million fine.
Short interest in AT&T rose by nearly 13% in the two-week reporting period to April 30. Short sellers have reaped a reward and those rewards could keep on coming.
More than one aspect of this proposed merger must be considered, but one of the least covered yet most important is the current debt load that needs to be dealt with in the coming years.
Even with a buyout offer from T-Mobile, Sprint's stock is collapsing. Wall Street believes if the deal does not close, Sprint cannot carry on by itself.
If the rumored deal with Sprint closes, T-Mobile will get a company that is poorly managed and is known for poor service. That makes the arrangement far from ideal.