T&T Inc. (NYSE:T) CEO John T. Stankey sold 3,748 shares of the company’s stock in a transaction on Thursday, January 31st. The shares were sold at an average price of $29.84, for a total value of $111,840.32. The sale was disclosed in a document filed with the Securities & Exchange Commission, which is accessible through the SEC website.
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I am going with bar tab.
Stankeyleg has to pay his gardener.
Randy and the John's aren't giving up their gigs but shame on you not living near a collaboration zone. Maybe Stinky sold the shares to buy soveniers at the golf
tournament .
*buy
@ncp T Mobile used that $4B to by more spectrum to compete with T. That’s a double loss for T.
Stankey is responsible for the damage to AT&T: Acquisition of DTV was a huge mistake (what genius buys a DBS company when everything is going OTT) - his argument was content - really???? $70B for content. This is financial crime that resulted in so many hardworking employees losing their jobs. No accountability - where is the board of directors? I guess they all are part of the same country club with Randall - what a shame these guys are still running the company after giving T-Mobil $4B for nothing and allowed T-Mobil to teach them a lesson....
Those guys buy and sell shares all the time, as part of their financial plan that is managed by others. Usually these are shares in some retirement plan. This data is published on insider tracking.
Stinky likely sells that many shares in a blind trust so he can't be accused if insider training.
I’m a peon and I have more shares than that. That money was country club dues.
you realize they do this sort of thing all the time... right?
Are you drunk? $110k is peanuts.
No big deal, he just needed the money to pay off the bill for family Christmas presents.
John T. Stankey is the CEO of the AT&T Entertainment Group. He is the second-largest individual shareholder, with the latest SEC filing listing him as owning 625,384 shares indirectly as of June 29, 2018.
https://www.investopedia.com/articles/insights/052516/top-4-att-shareholders-t.asp
So he sold like 0.006% of his shares. Big deal.
How do you know Stankey is out?