AT&T to Start 5G Expansion in 3 Cities
The three-city rollout of AT&T's 5G is a critical start to a change in the way people use smart devices. South Korea is no longer the only country that can brag about the use…
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Sprint Says Mobile 5G Network to Launch 1H of 2019
Mobile network carrier Sprint plans to begin rolling out its 5G network late this year and have nationwide coverage in the first half of 2019.
AT&T Wins Big in Q4 With Earnings and Tax Reform
AT&T released its fourth quarter earnings report after the markets closed on Wednesday. The company posted $0.78 in earnings per share (EPS) on $41.68 billion in revenue, versus consensus estimates from Thomson Reuters that…
Short Interest in Sprint Surges 15 Million Shares
Shares sold short in Sprint rose by 15 million to 112 million for the most recently reported period.
Telecom Industry Spent Big Lobbying Against Net Neutrality
Major telecom firms and industry associations spent nearly $20 million lobbying the federal government in the fourth quarter of 2017. At least some of those funds were successfully directed at overturning net neutrality rules.
Big Downgrade Implies More Downside for Sprint Shares
Sprint just cannot seem to catch a break. Now the wireless carrier's shares hit a year low after a key analyst downgraded its shares.
Verizon Earnings, Outlook Get Boost From New Tax Law
Verizon this morning reported lower than expected fourth-quarter profits, but slightly better than expected revenues. The company got a boost from the new tax law and will see a nice boost again in 2018.
T-Mobile Network Is America’s Fastest
The latest data on mobile network performance puts T-Mobile at the top of the rankings. The company has built on a lead it first snatched from Verizon last summer.
Are AT&T and Verizon Finally Looking Safer for Long-Term Investors?
It's been a tough road for telecom investors of late. Very high dividends just have not enticed investors back into telecom giants Verizon and AT&T.
Huawei Pitches to Do Business Outside China
Many U.S. lawmakers don't like Chinese telecom giant Huawei very much. They believe that it spies on American business interests and smartphone users.
How Many Devices Does China Use to Spy on US?
AT&T suddenly walked away from a partnership with Huawei Technologies, the largest smartphone company in China and the third largest in the world.
AT&T to Roll Out Super-Fast 5G
5G may completely change how high-speed internet service is deployed. It may also give telecom companies a chance to raise prices and take market share from one another.
Net Neutrality Repeal Has Some Supporters
Leading up to Thursday's repeal of federal net neutrality regulations, most new coverage focused on opponents of the change. But repeal has its supporters too.
FCC Kills Net Neutrality on Party-Line Vote
The FCC at its Thursday meeting voted to replace internet neutrality regulations and change the enforcement policy internet service providers. The three to two vote fell along party lines.
AT&T Launches Broadband Over Power Line Project, a Threat to Traditional Broadband
For decades, there has been a theory that power lines could be used for internet distribution. They are nearly ubiquitous. The investment in their massive infrastructure has already been made.