AT&T sells European business for $1.1 billion
AT&T has sold its stake in CME, the operator of several Eastern European television networks, for $1.1 billion, the company announced on Tuesday.
AT&T has sold its stake in CME, the operator of several Eastern European television networks, for $1.1 billion, the company announced on Tuesday.
Dish Network is not participating in an auction for the assets of rival service DirecTV, according to a report.
AT&T will close more than 300 retail stores over the next two months, a move that will impact more than 1,600 workers across the country.
Job losses expected at HBO, TBS, TNT and elsewhere, the Wall Street Journal reports.
Verizon Fios customers will have to look elsewhere for their fill of Pittsburgh Penguins and Pirates coverage.
AT&T has refreshed the prices of its fiber-based broadband Internet service, making it more competitive against rival services.
A Mississippi commissioner and two other officials say evidence shows AT&T didn’t deploy a rural broadband network after taking millions of dollars to do so.
The Army says it’s forced to buy $13 million in FirstNet public safety equipment from AT&T because there are no alternatives on the market.
The company was planning to drop its broadband Internet waiver cap on October 1.
A Mississippi commissioner says the AT&T will provide insight into how it spent millions of dollars in federal broadband grants.