Now that the Justice Department has signed off on Verizon’s (VZ) deal to acquire Advanced Wireless Spectrum licenses from several major cable operators, it’s a good … ...

Analysts have recently evaluated AT&T and provided 12-month price targets. The average target is $31.75, accompanied by a ...

AT&T improved its 39 GHz spectrum position to 786 MHz, an increase of 102%. Prior to Auction 103, AT&T acquired 379 MHz of 39 GHz spectrum when it purchased FiberTower for $207 million in early 2018.

Like Spectrum, AT&T internet plans don't require contracts -- but with AT&T, the price goes up after 12 months with the DSL plans. Even then, the jump is less severe than you'll see with Spectrum.

As an example, he noted that AT&T spent $40 billion over the past two years on new mid-band spectrum. (You may need to reload your coffee for another spit-take as Verizon spent closer to $50 billion.) ...

AT&T will own 70% of the new company. AT&T is also taking near $8 billion in proceeds and putting it toward debt. This matters because spectrum bid amounts have been revealed.

Talks between AT&T and DirecTV were reported last month, and stepped-up discussions and AT&T's willingness to pay a premium, about $50 billion, to consummate the deal came to light Monday.

Un-carrier T-Mobile (TMUS 0.01%) has filed documents with the FCC contesting AT&T 's (T 4.58%) request to purchase more low-band 700 MHz spectrum in rural parts of West Virginia, Ohio, and Kentucky.

According to MoffettNathanson Research analysts, recent acquisition deals in the mobile data industry may indicate a shift in the valuation of millimeter-wave, high band spectrum because of its ...