AT&T Stock News

DirecTV will terminate its planned acquisition of Dish TV after bondholders rejected a debt swap that the deal relied on, Axios reported on Thursday, citing a person familiar with the matter.

AT&T, Altria Group, and Energy Transfer are top buys with dividends from $1K invested exceeding single share prices, meeting the dogcatcher ideal. Analysts forecast 15.47% to 28.33% net gains by November 2025 for top-ten F500IL dogs, with Energy Transfer as the standout “safer” choice. Eight F500IL stocks show negative free cash flow margins, making them unsafe buys; price drops or dividend inc...

I have selected Pfizer and Verizon as my top two high dividend yield companies to invest in for November 2024. Both pay an attractive Dividend Yield [FWD] of 6.14% (Pfizer) and 6.58% (Verizon) and have a relatively low Valuation (P/E Non-GAAP [FWD] Ratio of 9.34 (Pfizer) and 8.80 (Verizon). To reduce the company-specific concentration risk of your investment portfolio, I suggest setting an allo...

AT&T has rebounded significantly, with shares up over 40% in the past year, driven by strong free cash flow and improving financial metrics. Despite risks like high debt and competition, AT&T's focus on core business and debt reduction positions it for future capital appreciation and strong dividends. AT&T's consistent growth in subscribers and revenue, coupled with substantial free cash flow, ...

Donald Trump's pick for Health Secretary previously told Joe Rogan that Wi-Fi “opens up your blood-brain barrier.”

Synchronoss Technologies, Inc.'s Q3 2024 results showed flat revenues and operating profitability, but market concerns over bottom-line changes led to a 10% stock drop. The company trades at a high P/E of 18.2x and EV/NOPAT of 13.5x, which seems unjustified given its leverage and competitive environment. Key risks include renegotiation of the AT&T contract, which could impact margins, and high ...

Satellite TV provider DirecTV is walking away from its planned acquisition of EchoStar's video distribution service, Dish DBS, after Dish bondholders rejected a debt exchange.

Both telecom giants boast dividends with attractive yields, but investors will want to look closely at their growth potential and debt loads.