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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. It’s a conspicuous bit of timing. Just two days after the U.S. Federal Communications Commission cleared EchoStar’s $40 billion wireless spectrum sale — those are the frequencies mobile signals ride on — to SpaceX and AT&T, the announcement landed. The deal sets up Elon Musk’s Starlink for a more direct shot at cell service, while AT&T picks up crucial low- and mid-band 5G spectrum.
AT&T Inc. Raises $6 Billion as 5G and Fiber Bet Enters a Debt Test

AT&T Inc. Raises $6 Billion as 5G and Fiber Bet Enters a Debt Test

AT&T Inc. has wrapped up a $6 billion offering of long-term notes, securing new funds as the Dallas telecom giant ramps up spending on fiber broadband, 5G, and spectrum acquisitions. According to a Form 8-K filing, the sale was finalized April 30, covering maturities spanning 2033 through 2066. Timing is key here. AT&T is balancing network investments, debt loads, shareholder payouts, and buybacks—all while lining up to buy EchoStar’s spectrum licenses. The final term sheet leaves the door open for proceeds to go toward anything from debt reduction to acquisitions still in the pipeline.
AT&T Earnings Beat as Meritage, TD Waterhouse and Zurcher Stake Cuts Resurface

AT&T Earnings Beat as Meritage, TD Waterhouse and Zurcher Stake Cuts Resurface

AT&T topped forecasts for first-quarter wireless subscriber gains and stuck to its 2026 guidance Wednesday. This comes as MarketBeat reports since Monday pointed to reductions in stakes by Meritage Portfolio Management, TD Waterhouse Canada, and Zurcher Kantonalbank. This is relevant because the headlines are drawn from outdated data. According to SEC filings, all three 13Fs—these are quarterly disclosures showing U.S. stock holdings for big funds—landed on Jan. 27, reflecting portfolios as of Dec. 31. That's ahead of AT&T shutting down Lumen’s mass-markets fiber operation on Feb. 2, and before the latest earnings report hit on Wednesday.
AT&T and Citi Refresh Points Plus Card With New Rewards, Bill Discounts and No Foreign Fees

AT&T and Citi Refresh Points Plus Card With New Rewards, Bill Discounts and No Foreign Fees

Dallas, April 21, 2026, 11:40 CDT. On Monday, AT&T and Citigroup rolled out updates to the AT&T Points Plus World Mastercard, introducing 2x ThankYou Points—Citi’s own rewards currency—on AT&T products and services. Foreign transaction fees are gone, and eligible wireless and internet customers can pick up bill discounts. The card, which doesn’t charge an annual fee, continues to supply up to $240 a year in statement credits for cardholders who meet the monthly spend requirements, directly reducing their bills.
21 April 2026
AT&T Stock Price Climbs Despite Strike Vote as Wall Street Slumps

AT&T Stock Price Climbs Despite Strike Vote as Wall Street Slumps

AT&T shares ended Thursday up 1.2% at $27.74, shrugging off fresh strike authorization news from a mobility workers union and another down session for the broader U.S. market. AT&T faces a tricky period ahead. Labor negotiations are set to kick off, and a series of company updates loom, all as markets contend with rising energy prices and the prospect of U.S. rates staying higher for longer.
19 March 2026
AT&T Stock Price Today: Why Shares Rose After Cisco-Nvidia AI Tie-Up

AT&T Stock Price Today: Why Shares Rose After Cisco-Nvidia AI Tie-Up

AT&T Inc. picked up 0.4% to close at $27.85 on Tuesday, outshining other major U.S. wireless names after it announced a fresh enterprise AI partnership with Cisco and Nvidia. Verizon shed 0.9% and T-Mobile slid 0.7%. For comparison, the S&P 500 added 0.25%. Timing’s key here. Over the past few weeks, AT&T has dialed up its push into fiber, 5G, and enterprise infrastructure—staking out these areas as central to its next chapter. The company recently detailed a $250 billion U.S. network spend, spread over five years. First-quarter results arrive April 22, debuting a revamped structure designed to separate growth engines from declining legacy businesses, aiming to give investors a sharper read.
T-Mobile sues Verizon back over “Better Deal” ads as false-ad fight escalates

T-Mobile sues Verizon back over “Better Deal” ads as false-ad fight escalates

T-Mobile US fired back at Verizon Wireless in Manhattan federal court, launching a countersuit and charging its bigger competitor with “bait-and-switch” ads targeting potential switchers. For the year’s close, Verizon reported 146.9 million subscribers, edging out T-Mobile’s 142.4 million, while AT&T trailed with 120.1 million. This fight carries weight: the U.S. wireless game stopped being about finding fresh subscribers a while back. Now, it’s all about snatching customers from rivals, and price remains the main weapon. Presentation, bundling, exclusions—these details set the terms.
Communication Services stocks face a holiday-shortened week as Meta and Alphabet slide, ad jitters linger

Communication Services stocks face a holiday-shortened week as Meta and Alphabet slide, ad jitters linger

New York, Feb 15, 2026, 13:15 EST — Market is shut. Communication services names show little sign of picking up speed heading into the week. The sector’s flagship U.S. ETF—Communication Services Select Sector SPDR Fund—closed Friday at $114.58, slipping 0.1% from the previous session. Its biggest internet stocks posted declines.
Communication services stocks lag Friday’s Wall Street bounce as AI spending jitters bite — here’s what matters next

Communication services stocks lag Friday’s Wall Street bounce as AI spending jitters bite — here’s what matters next

New York, February 8, 2026, 13:45 EST — The market is closed. The Communication Services Select Sector SPDR ETF slipped 0.39% to $115.76 on Friday—out of step with a broad market rebound. Alphabet lost 2.5%, Meta dropped 1.3%. Both weighed on the sector, where online ad and platform heavyweights set the tone.
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  • Wanda Ordered to Pay Suning $258 Million After Failed IPO
    June 30, 2026, 12:08 AM EDT. A Chinese court ordered Dalian Wanda Group to pay Suning.Com 1.75 billion yuan ($258 million) after a property management IPO failed. The ruling settles a long dispute between the firms over the scrapped deal. It points to deal risk in China's property sector. Wanda now faces a major payout as the market feels the weight of regulatory and financial pressure around IPOs.
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