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AT&T (NYSE:T) 12% free-cash-flow yield draws fire as Starlink tests pricing

AT&T (NYSE:T) 12% free-cash-flow yield draws fire as Starlink tests pricing

AT&T Inc. closed at $21.30 Tuesday. Shares are up 0.8% over two days, even as Bernstein cut its price target 17% on Starlink risks. The company has a market cap close to $150 billion. AT&T’s latest outlook calls for at least $18 billion in free cash flow in 2026, which works out to about a 12% free-cash-flow yield and covers the current dividend around 2.3 times. Most of that is from the discount.
T-Mobile Tightens a $3,200 Switcher Perk — Here’s the Investor Math

T-Mobile Tightens a $3,200 Switcher Perk — Here’s the Investor Math

T-Mobile US has restricted two of its richest switching offers to new wireless accounts, narrowing reimbursements that can reach $800 per line and $3,200 per account. The exception covers customers whose existing account carries only T-Mobile Home Internet or T-Satellite service. Dominick Miserandino, CEO of retail-technology firm RTMNexus, called the change “a deliberate play to cross-sell and diversify its customer base into other high-growth products.”
13 July 2026
AT&T Stock’s Dividend Masks 4% Weekly Move; What’s Next

AT&T Stock’s Dividend Masks 4% Weekly Move; What’s Next

AT&T Inc. posted a 4.0% total return for the week ending Friday, calculated from the July 2 close, even with just a 2.7% climb in its unadjusted share price. The difference came from a $0.2775 quarterly dividend that went ex-div on July 10. AT&T’s 0.4% one-day Friday move works out closer to 1.75% for shareholders getting that payout. U.S. cash equity markets are closed Sunday.
Verizon (NYSE:VZ) trades lower as Starlink selloff overshadows July dividend

Verizon (NYSE:VZ) trades lower as Starlink selloff overshadows July dividend

U.S. stock markets are closed Friday, July 3, for the Independence Day holiday, leaving Verizon Communications Inc. with no new trading as it heads into the long weekend. Income investors face a big question: is the 6% yield enough while new threats from SpaceX can erase several quarters of dividends in a week? The NYSE calls Friday a 2026 holiday. Verizon last traded at $42.56 as of Thursday’s close, up 1.36% that day but 8.55% lower over five days.
AT&T faces $15.7 billion SpaceX hit as stock selloff weighs on dividend plans

AT&T faces $15.7 billion SpaceX hit as stock selloff weighs on dividend plans

AT&T Inc. traded lower before Thursday’s open, with shares at $20.48, down $0.205, or 1.0%, in premarket action. The move comes as SpaceX’s push has investors reassessing U.S. telecom risk. The core NYSE session will run from 9:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. ET on regular trading days, though July 3 is counted as the Independence Day observed holiday.
Substack hires ex-Roku exec to drive sponsorships

Substack hires ex-Roku exec to drive sponsorships

Substack steps into the brand sponsorship game with Dan Robbins now leading that push as its first head of brand sponsorships. Robbins, who’s done stints at Roku, PayPal, and Nielsen, joins as the company starts offering more native sponsorships to writers and creators. “Subscriptions remain the foundation of creator businesses on Substack,” Robbins told Axios, as the brand partnership platform starts rolling out.
AT&T, Verizon, T-Mobile Rally Against Dead Zones With Uncommon Satellite Move, Eye Starlink Push

AT&T, Verizon, T-Mobile Rally Against Dead Zones With Uncommon Satellite Move, Eye Starlink Push

AT&T Inc. is teaming up with Verizon and T-Mobile—an unusual alliance among the top three U.S. mobile carriers—to launch a satellite-based venture targeting the country’s wireless dead zones. All three giants are throwing their weight behind what’s shaping up to be a race for direct phone-to-satellite service. The companies say their plan relies on direct-to-device tech, so regular phones connect straight to satellites, no special hardware required.
Top 10 Growth Stocks to Watch in Q2 2026 as AI Spending Faces Its Hardest Test Yet

Top 10 Growth Stocks to Watch in Q2 2026 as AI Spending Faces Its Hardest Test Yet

Microsoft, Alphabet, Amazon, and Meta are set to report before the bell Wednesday, and that’s where the Q2 2026 growth focus lands. Visa, T-Mobile, FICO, NXP, Corning, and Starbucks numbers are already on the table for investors to chew over. On Tuesday, tech stocks took another hit—fresh worries over AI spending dragged the Nasdaq down 0.90%, the S&P 500 slipped 0.49%, and the Dow edged lower by 0.05%.
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