No real plosives for workers, what we can see it is Tons of Debt: Since 2011, AT T stock yielded more than 5% for much of the year. Compared to bonds and CDs, that looked great. And while AT their protests won’t amount to much. AT&T is left with the weakest network, wide gaps in coverage, and slow service, while up against a monopolistic market leader and a fairly strong No. 2 player.
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Employees are soooooo screwed, merry Christmas
Funny, Troll stay out... Thanks, OP is right this companyis making plenty of acquisitions in an attempt to continue showing growth. The truth, however, is that the company’s U.S. business is not growing much. Thus, management must make big, risky moves to please shareholders. also using debt to fuel its large dividend without having to give up on expansion plans. This has worked fine in a low interest rate environment, but may offer less-than-stellar results in a rising interest
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Hey, why don't you post the same BS one more time? Get a life, dude!
AT T stock yielded more than 5% for much of the year. Compared to bonds and CDs, that looked great. And while AT their protests won’t amount to much. AT&T is left with the weakest network, wide gaps in coverage, and slow service, while up against a monopolistic market leader and a fairly strong No. 2 player.