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AT&T Inc

NYSE: T Telecom Services
$24.48
▼ $0.42 (−1.69%) today
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Fundamentals

Market Cap
$170.6B
P/E Ratio
8.4
Dividend Yield
4.37%
Profit Margin
16.9%
Revenue (TTM)
$127.2B
EPS (TTM)
$2.97
52-Week Range
$20 – $29
Street Target
$29.05

About AT&T

AT&T Inc. is a global leader in telecommunications and technology services, offering a wide range of products and solutions. Its offerings include wireless voice and data services, broadband including fiber connections, and advanced technology solutions like Virtual Private Networks and cloud services. AT&T caters to both individual consumers and businesses, providing devices such as smartphones and computing devices, as well as professional services for multinational corporations and government entities. With a strong presence in Latin America, AT&T also offers wireless services in Mexico. Headquartered in Dallas, Texas, AT&T has evolved significantly since its inception in 1983.

Latest Activity

  • TAT&T Inc. (T)Sell$50K – $100KAug 14
Made public 6 days after the earliest trade

A House member exiting up to $100,000 of AT&T hit the disclosure system just six days after the trade, unusually fast for a chamber where lags of more than 30 days are routine. Moore's only trade in this filing was the exit.

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