AT&T Inc (T)
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Market Cap
134.95B
PE Ratio
10.86
EPS
1.74
Volume (Avg. Vol.)
30.78M
Day's Range
$18.82 - $19.02
52-Week Range
$13.89 - $19.74
Dividend & Yield
$1.11 (5.88%)
T Stock Predictions, Articles, and AT&T Inc News
Unlimited Data Is Back for T-Mobile
T-Mobile is bring back its unlimited data plan after axing the same offering last year.
Apple’s Title Is One Held by Few
Apple just soared to a U.S. record market cap, beating out the old record by Microsoft. What were the other most valuable companies from 1999 to 2012?
AT&T Drops the Ball With Dropped Calls
In cities with cell coverage that comes with countless dropped calls and terrible download speeds, telecomm giant AT&T is often the worst offender of all.
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Monday Apple Rumors: New Motorola ITC Patent Claims
Google's Motorola files new patent claims against Apple; AT&T says FaceTime users need new plan; and Apple sees almost unlimited sales growth in China.
Mobile Payments’ Problem: Too Many Options
To really take off, mobile payments and digital wallets need two things. And whoever eventually solves those two problems is going to win big.
3 Networking Stocks to Play Tech’s Bounce
Cisco, JDS Uniphase and NetApp earnings beats merit attention. Thursday's jump in these shares may be a little overheated, but the companies are back on track.
Sprint’s Stock Needs a Breather
After more than doubling in less than a year, there's plenty of reason to worry that Sprint might have run too far too fast. Current investors may want to take some profits.
26 Companies That Paid More to CEOs Than in Taxes
A recent study asserts that 26 out of last year's 100 highest-paid U.S. CEOs took home more pay than their companies paid in federal income taxes.
Reports of Pay TV’s Demise Are Premature — Yet Again
As pay-TV bears pound the drum of customers 'cutting the cord,' the reasons behind the practice -- and how bad the losses actually are -- cloud their argument.
New Rules Are the Old Rules: Invest With Sense
Markets have rallied since June, and investors seem to be seeking out solid companies based on research and economics instead of knee-jerk reactions to trends
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Monday Apple Rumors: AT&T Preparing for a Big September
AT&T is gearing up for a September iPhone launch; Apple warned Samsung about patent infringement in 2010; and iOS 6 allows users to wake up to music.
Why Sirius XM Is Worth Tuning Into
SIRI continues to expand both subscriptions and content, and while it likely has some pain ahead, its outlook has improved.
Internet Radio Owns the Home, But Sirius Rules the Road
The death of unlimited data by mobile carriers likely boots any threat of Internet radio providers ending Siri's auto-locked dominance.
Apple Matches iPhone Price Cuts as iPhone 5 Looms
Apple has instructed its physical Apple Stores to match discounts on iPhones from major retailers and wireless providers as it prepares to launch iPhone 5.
Why 20,000 AT&T Workers Went on Strike
AT&T has confirmed that approximately 17,000 of its employees in California and Nevada, as well as 3,000 employees in Connecticut have gone on strike.
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Is Sprint Too High to Chase? It Depends
Sprint might be nearing the end of a breakneck rally -- and for interested long-term investors, that actually should end up being a good thing.
