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5G Technology News 26 June 2025 - 23 October 2025

AT&T’s Subscriber Surge Shakes Up T Stock – Price, Dividend & 5G Outlook for 2025

AT&T’s Subscriber Surge Shakes Up T Stock – Price, Dividend & 5G Outlook for 2025

AT&T Stock Price & Recent Performance AT&T’s stock has been range-bound in the mid-$20s for most of October, even as the broader market climbed to new highs ts2.tech. Leading up to earnings, the shares were essentially flat month-to-date, trading around the $26 level. Year-to-date in 2025, AT&T has posted a modest gain of roughly 15–20%, which lags the tech-heavy Nasdaq’s…
23 October 2025
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AT&T Stock Faces Crucial Test: 5G Spectrum Gamble, Fiber Expansion & Earnings Loom

AT&T Stock Faces Crucial Test: 5G Spectrum Gamble, Fiber Expansion & Earnings Loom

Key Facts (as of Oct. 20, 2025): AT&T Stock Price & Recent Performance AT&T’s stock has been stuck in neutral in October, even as broader indexes climb to new highs. Shares closed Friday (Oct. 17) at $26.34 Nasdaq, up slightly from earlier in the week (~$26.07 on Wednesday) but still in the mid-$20s range. This leaves the telecom giant roughly…
20 October 2025
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Why Verizon’s Bold 5G & AI Bets Could Spark a Telecom Revolution – And What It Means for Investors (VZ, Oct 6 2025)

Why Verizon’s Bold 5G & AI Bets Could Spark a Telecom Revolution – And What It Means for Investors (VZ, Oct 6 2025)

Key Facts (as of 6 Oct 2025) Recent News and Strategic Moves (late Sept – 6 Oct 2025) CEO Transition & Board Leadership Verizon surprised markets on 6 Oct 2025 by replacing CEO Hans Vestberg with Dan Schulman effective immediately. Vestberg, who had led Verizon since 2018, will remain on the board and serve as special adviser until Oct 2026 Verizon. Schulman’s appointment reflects the board’s desire for new…
6 October 2025
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Why 5G Internet Providers Are Replacing Cable Faster Than You Think

Chemical Giant Celanese Goes All-In on Private 5G – A Game-Changer for Its Factories

Industry 4.0 Demands New Connectivity Modern “smart” factories rely on endless sensors, robots and automated machinery. Experts note that today’s factories run on data and communication – not just assembly lines Thefastmode Thefastmode. But traditional Wi‑Fi or public cellular often falters indoors or around heavy equipment. As one analyst explains, Wi‑Fi can’t handle mobility and coverage in a giant metal…
29 September 2025
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T‑Mobile’s Bold CEO Shake-Up: Srini Gopalan Takes Charge as Un-Carrier Battles for 5G Supremacy

T‑Mobile’s Bold CEO Shake-Up: Srini Gopalan Takes Charge as Un-Carrier Battles for 5G Supremacy

A New CEO to Lead T-Mobile’s Next Chapter T-Mobile is undergoing a major leadership transition as it enters the final quarter of 2025. The company announced that Srinivasan “Srini” Gopalan, currently its Chief Operating Officer, will become the new CEO effective November 1, 2025, taking the reins from current chief executive Mike Sievert Reuters. Sievert isn’t leaving the scene entirely…
22 September 2025
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Bridging 5G and Space: Inside France 2030’s End-to-End NTN Pilot With Dual LEO Satellites

Bridging 5G and Space: Inside France 2030’s End-to-End NTN Pilot With Dual LEO Satellites

France 2030, launched in 2021 as a €30 billion investment plan, prioritizes converging 5G with space through end-to-end NTN pilots. The European Commission’s IRIS² programme, approved in 2022, will deploy hundreds of satellites (about 270 LEO and 18 MEO) and be fully operational by 2030, with Eutelsat as a prime contractor. In early 2025, Eutelsat announced the world’s first 5G…
26 June 2025
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Stock Market Today

  • XRF Scientific (ASX:XRF) posts 758% five-year TSR; dividends drive returns
    January 17, 2026, 8:55 PM EST. Investors in XRF Scientific (ASX:XRF) have seen standout returns over five years. The stock's price has risen about 641%, while the broader five-year total shareholder return (TSR) runs 758% when including reinvested dividends. The last 12 months delivered about 26% TSR, aided by dividends. In the most recent month, the share price gained 8.0% as market peers rose roughly 4.2%. Over five years, earnings per share (EPS) grew 26% per year, outpaced by a 49% annual rise in the share price, suggesting investors have priced in earnings growth and other factors. Dividends largely explain the TSR excess. The company has faced questions about whether growth will continue; some investors may feel they missed the opportunity, but the business could still be in play.
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