Thread regarding AT&T Inc. layoffs

AT&t boosts data cap for home internet users.

http://arstechnica.com/business/2016/03/att-boosts-data-caps-for-home-internet-and-steps-up-enforcement/

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AT&T is on a downward trend and this trend will continue until leadersgip gets their heads out of their butts. T-Mobile's service is coming up in line with Verizon's and AT&T's. Where Verizon is grade A, AT&T is grade A- and T-Mibile is B+ and rising quickly. For consumers it is really indistinguishable between the carriers, thus the consumer will go for a lower priced plan that offers a lot more data.

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Post ID: @1ibc+GEZ7sTq

Who would have thought T-Mobile would be giving AT&T fits? Guess AT&T ain't the big dog ...

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Post ID: @1wkj+GEZ7sTq

yeah yeah, whatever. "Wireless is in trouble" been hearing that since sbc took over and we had to start dealing with wireline.

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Post ID: @1qhm+GEZ7sTq

They are desperate for revenue, AT&T''s dividend is not at risk. OK, now that we have got that out of the way, I do want to discuss a further threat to The margins and by extension cash flows. As we all know, AT&T operates in a highly competitive wireless market and while wireless comprises 47% of the Company's revenues in the latest quarter, it is the primary driver of future profit growth (as well as capital requirements), inflated stock pice, thanks to the Wall Steet Kool-aid. ...Wont last

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