The AT&T store sale makes GameStop more nimble and less volatile, and therefore more attractive to potential buyers. The AT&T stores were big losers in 2017.

During the last nine months, AT&T has paid out roughly 68% of its free cash flow. That is .69 cents for every dollar. WOW!!!!! AT&T will need lots of LUCK to solidify these trends in order to keep growing its generous 6.57% dividend payouts. If... — read more 

massive layoffs won't happen until the time warner deal is fully approved. expect next year to be a slaughter house as real budgets tell the story. no budget dollars = no work. sustainment mode, wireless and wireline are just a commodity. and, att... — read more 

This company does not and can not compete through excellence. Instead of being better than the competition, T buys the competition and then proceeds to destroy the business they just bought. T stifles innovation and destroys morale with their 19th... — read more 

T AT&T has been hampered by doubt over its growing debt burden and recent costly acquisition of Time Warner. At the end of the third quarter the company had $185 billion of debt. Excluding financial companies, AT&T has more debt than any other U.S... — read more 

looks like we just laid off the pac 12 network but yet how many stadiums do we keep sponsoring? will we just sponsor big buildings and celebrities but offer less and less from now on?... — read more 

Forward-looking: An amusing side effect of modern technology is that it has fostered a society in which we are less engaged with other humans. Will future advancements rectify this shortcoming or pull us further away from personal connections? It’s... — read more 

Hearing rumors that a package will be out before EOY, with an FMP coming the end of January. Thousands lost VO privilege, both employees & contractors forced back into specific locations, some which were previously approved as collaboration zones... — read more 

Only instead of the dinosaurs trying to eat everyone, they take big giant bowel movements on people instead

I see that the matter of T’s massive debt load has been widely discussed in the media, along with the possible consequences. Think that we have no idea how potentially dangerous this situation is, especially if things don’t turn out the way the... — read more 

Brad bentley, BBA Marketting & Masters in Marketing, DirecTV 59 year old dinosaur, in charge of content...now this makes lots of sense, lmao

RELATED: DirecTV’s subscriber churn woes could continue in Q4 as promo pricing ends Niknam also posed questions about WarnerMedia, primarily concerning the division’s plans for a direct-to-consumer streaming service and whether it will require... — read more 

the government will probably need to break up existing giants, as it did to the old AT&T and Standard Oil AT&T one of the corporate behemoths have been very good for their executives and largest shareholders and bad for almost everyone else. Sooner... — read more 

Https://www.marketwatch.com/story/when-to-sell-a-stock-before-its-too-late-2018-11-27?siteid=yhoof2&yptr=yahoo

Its acquisition of Time Warner has led to the shuttering of niche streaming services and a new direction under a more unified approach. I don't agree with the central premise of this article. So far we've just seen shutting downs of those smaller... — read more 

ATT's pension fund is only about 75% funded and that 75% includes a large amount of a special class of ATT preferred stock (esssentially an IOU). This special class of prreferred stock was created just to address a serious underfunding problem (at... — read more 

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.marketwatch.com/amp/story/guid/360CE9D2-F251-11E8-AC3F-E228885BD762

Is it true some stores will be closing after especially weak sales last week?

https://www.detroitnews.com/story/business/autos/general-motors/2018/11/26/gm-needs-lay-off-nearly-6-000-salaried-workers/2115695002/

Human beings want connection even more than they want shiny content, and if it's available in essentially unlimited quantities over fiber optic networks at a reasonable price (because different retail providers use those same transport networks to... — read more 

Not good. Not good at all. https://www.nytimes.com/2018/11/26/opinion/corporate-debt-bubble-att-ge.html?action=click&module=Opinion&pgtype=Homepage "In the last decade, well-established companies including G.E., AT&T, CVS Health, Sherwin-Williams and... — read more 

It looks a though the company leadership is a little overconfident about the Time Warner deal not being overturned. In fact, they are overconfident to a point that they see no problem with creating bad publicity on purpose. Don’t get me wrong, I... — read more 

Mine was the usual ghost town. Anybody see an uptick in sales?

Folks, do not be angry with those who have higher seniority wanting to hold on to their jobs, it is human nature. People forget that the higher seniority folks have weathered quite a few battle scars of t heir own and have every right to want to hang... — read more 

I guess thats the price you pay when the technology is outsourced. Couldn't happen to a better company... — read more 

https://www.wsj.com/articles/tiger-and-phils-biggest-bet-viewers-will-pay-1542805365?mod=searchresults&page=1&pos=2&mod=article_inline

https://www.androidtv-guide.com/articles/directv-now-android-tv-set-top-box-interface It’s just another android box. That’s right the fabled iptv box is just another android box like a fire stick and others but with a modified menu for T, it even has... — read more 

Well, so much for the golf ppv. Some paid and most got it for free. Maybe if att put infrastructure above dollar signs this wouldn't have happened. Oh well, they only lost a few million... — read more 

Companies are carrying a $9 trillion debt load, posing a potential threat should rates continue to rise and the economy weaken. Most Wall Street bond experts think the issue is contained for the next 12 to 18 months, though one says the market's... — read more 

Smart moneys leaving the stock. Dividend gonna get cut. T is under water on all purchases.

Most want connection even more than they want shiny content, and if it's available in essentially unlimited quantities over fiber optic networks at a reasonable price (because different retail providers use those same transport networks to compete... — read more 

An emergency meeting is a good thing! It means they need to come up with some idea's to stop the bleed, hopefully. The realists in mean says this is all part of the plan nd always has been. Stocks drop and the lay offs are announced. The dividend... — read more 

I started with an SBC wireless company back in 94. Times were good. SBC started buying all of the Baby Bells. No problem., They left wireless alone. Each market had leadership that was accountable for their markets. It felt like working for a small... — read more 

randy and stinky...i mean stankey should not have retained their roles after the t-mobile screw up, donovan has never run a wireless company before...i mean this "pick ur friends" at&t leadership mentality has driven the company into the ground... — read more 

GameStop to Sell Its AT&T Wireless Stores for $700 Million By Christopher Palmeri November 21, 2018, 1:30 PM EST Video-game chain retreats from diversification strategy Proceeds will repay debt, buy back stock or be reinvested

Internet Connectivity is Key for Small and Mid-Size Businesses November 20, 2018 Sue Galvanek, VP of enterprise networking at AT&T, sat down with Cheddar to talk about the importance of fast and reliable internet service for small businesses... — read more 

Randy has been requested to join an emergency board meeting on Friday to be on a call with top investors as T slips in to territory not seen since 1995. He may very well be out of a job but it may not be until the beginning of next year as to not... — read more 

A major correction in the stock market along with more rate hikes will only accelerate the downfall of this garbage

3 Stocks You Need To Reconsider: AT What is the company working on that has the potential to materially increase the stock price in the next three to five years in the face of rising interest rates? Here's the answer I get when I listen to the CEOs... — read more