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Telecom Turmoil: Comcast Rises 7% on Media Spinoff, AT&T Falls 5% on CFO Exit and Starlink Threat, Verizon Sinks 7% on Dow Exit
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Telecom Turmoil: Comcast Rises 7% on Media Spinoff, AT&T Falls 5% on CFO Exit and Starlink Threat, Verizon Sinks 7% on Dow Exit

U.S. telecom and media giants are moving in opposite directions in midday trading. Comcast (NASDAQ:CMCSA) stock is up 7% to $24.76, while AT&T (NYSE:T) stock is down 5% to $21.52, and Verizon (NYSE:VZ) stock is down 7% to $43.29. The split reflects three distinct catalysts hitting the sector at once. Comcast is rallying on a ... Telecom Turmoil: Comcast Rises 7% on Media Spinoff, AT&T Falls 5% on CFO Exit and Starlink Threat, Verizon Sinks 7% on Dow Exit

Dow Jones goes in hard on Verizon
TheStreet49d agoneutral
Dow Jones goes in hard on Verizon

Verizon joined the Dow Jones Industrial Average in 2004, when AT&T was removed and the index needed a new telecommunications name. It held that seat for 22 years. S&P Dow Jones Indices revealed on June 23 that the seat now belongs to someone else. Alphabet (GOOGL) will replace Verizon ...

AT&T is raising 2 fees customers pay monthly
TheStreet49d agoneutral
AT&T is raising 2 fees customers pay monthly

AT&T is once again raising its fees, despite facing elevated customer losses in its wireless business. The carrier’s postpaid phone churn, the percentage of customers who discontinued their wireless service, climbed to 0.89% in the first quarter of 2026, up from the 0.83% churn it ...

SpaceX just put every US carrier on notice
TheStreet49d agoneutral
SpaceX just put every US carrier on notice

Every industry runs on a comfortable order, right up until someone from outside decides the rules do not apply to them. In US wireless, that order has held for a long time. Three companies, Verizon (VZ), AT&T (T) and T-Mobile (TMUS), control almost every phone in your pocket. They build the ...

Reuters50d agoneutral
Verizon bids $3.2 billion to win US spectrum licenses

Verizon ‌Communications successfully ‌bid nearly $3.2 billion ​for wireless licenses in a Federal ‌Communications ⁠Commission auction for mid-band ⁠spectrum, the agency said ​Friday. AT&T, ​T-Mobile ​and Space ‌X also won spectrum licenses in the auction that ‌raised ​about $3.5 ​billion. T-Mobile successfully ‌bid $278 million, ​T-Mobile $121 ​million and Space X $8.5 ​million, ‌the FCC ​said.

Musk's SpaceX targets US consumers with Starlink mobile service push, FT reports
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Musk's SpaceX targets US consumers with Starlink mobile service push, FT reports

Elon Musk's SpaceX has ‌told investors ‌that it plans to ​launch a Starlink mobile service for U.S. consumers, the Financial ‌Times ⁠reported on Friday, citing people familiar ⁠with the matter. SpaceX was considering ​launching a ​Starlink ​retail product ‌and could build its own terrestrial U.S. mobile network, President Gwynne Shotwell told ‌investors during ​a recent ​IPO ​roadshow, according ‌to the FT ​report. Reuters ​could not immediately verify the report.

California urges court, FCC to reject AT&T request on service requirements
Reuters58d agoneutral
California urges court, FCC to reject AT&T request on service requirements

A California agency said Thursday ‌it has asked a ‌U.S. court and the Federal Communications ​Commission to reject the request of AT&T to stop offering traditional copper ‌wire phone ⁠service to new customers. The California Public Utilities ⁠Commission said AT&T's was trying to get out ​of its ​obligations as ​a carrier ‌of last resort.

AST SpaceMobile just proved biggest skeptics wrong, for now
TheStreet59d agoneutral
AST SpaceMobile just proved biggest skeptics wrong, for now

AST SpaceMobile (ASTS) launched three satellites into orbit on Wednesday, 17th June, and the stock jumped 6% in response. The reaction looks like a simple relief rally after a clean mission. It is actually a direct rebuttal to the specific argument Wall Street’s bears have been making for the past ...

How America Got to SpaceX: The Long Trail of Big IPOs That Began in 1783
Barrons.com59d agoneutral
How America Got to SpaceX: The Long Trail of Big IPOs That Began in 1783

SpaceX’s $75 billion initial public offering shattered market records, turned founder Elon Musk into the world’s first trillionaire, and opened fresh debates over corporate valuations and governance. It’s not the first time an IPO has shaken things up. IPOs have been reshaping markets since the Bank of North America’s 1783 debut got it all started for the young republic.

AT&T names Jennifer Biry as CFO from 2027, Desroches to retire
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AT&T names Jennifer Biry as CFO from 2027, Desroches to retire

Telecom provider AT&T said on Tuesday Pascal ‌Desroches will retire as CFO ‌at the end of 2026 and that ​Jennifer Biry would succeed him. Here are more details: • Jennifer Biry, the former CFO of McAfee, is set ‌to become ⁠AT&T's CFO at the start of 2027, according to ⁠a company filing. Biry was appointed AT&T's deputy CFO on Monday.

Reuters60d agobearish
Verizon targets wireless customers with new simpler plans, drops some fees

Verizon is aiming to attract customers by offering simpler plans, dropping activation and upgrade fees and unveiling a ‌new loyalty program offering discounts and perks. The U.S. company is aggressively ‌competing with AT&T and T-Mobile in the saturated U.S. telecoms market, where network providers have extended device ​subsidies, added plan discounts and increased network infrastructure spending. Verizon said its new program will offer customers 3% back on bills from July that can be used toward new phones or at consumer brands like Sephora, Hilton, Marriott and Starbucks.

SpaceX Proxy EchoStar Sees Its Stock Drop. It Could Be a Bad Omen for SpaceX IPO.
Barrons.com66d agobearish
SpaceX Proxy EchoStar Sees Its Stock Drop. It Could Be a Bad Omen for SpaceX IPO.

EchoStar stock has been struggling lately and it could bode ill for the coming SpaceX initial public offering on Thursday. SpaceX is one the best proxies for SpaceX because the satellite company reached a deal last year to sell spectrum to SpaceX in return for about 2% of SpaceX stock—some 262 million shares. EchoStar stock has nearly doubled since the first of two spectrum deals was reached with SpaceX in September.

AST Rises. Space Stocks Are Volatile Ahead of the SpaceX IPO.
Barrons.com67d agoneutral
AST Rises. Space Stocks Are Volatile Ahead of the SpaceX IPO.

Case in point: AST SpaceMobile Shares were up 1.4% in early trading Tuesday, while the was down 0.3%. An announcement by the company that three of its communications satellites were slated to head to the stars on June 17, aboard a SpaceX rocket, seems to have catalyzed the gains. AST is building a communications satellite constellation that will be used by Verizon Communications AT&T and others to improve wireless service on Earth.

Verizon, AT&T suffer major customer data setback
TheStreet67d agoneutral
Verizon, AT&T suffer major customer data setback

Phone companies can collect some of the most sensitive information about their customers, such as their locations. That happens because cellphones repeatedly connect to nearby cell towers as they operate. The Supreme Court noted that each connection can register a phone’s location, giving ...

AT&T launches 4 new internet plans amid fight for customers
TheStreet70d agoneutral
AT&T launches 4 new internet plans amid fight for customers

AT&T has refreshed its internet plan lineup amid intensifying competition in the broadband industry. While AT&T welcomed 584,000 new internet customers in the first quarter of 2026, according to its most recent earnings report, T-Mobile attracted over 500,000 and Verizon gained 341,000. In ...

AT&T lands Rivian win as Wall Street sees a growing threat
TheStreet71d agoneutral
AT&T lands Rivian win as Wall Street sees a growing threat

AT&T (T) has a new problem on Wall Street. The telecom behemoth has spent years trying to convince investors that its story is greater than dividends, debt reduction and old-school wireless service. That effort has been strengthened. AT&T has been busy extending its fiber footprint, ...

Investing.com71d agoneutral
Street Calls of the Week

Investing.com -- Here is your Pro Recap of the top takeaways from Wall Street analysts for the past week. InvestingPro subscribers always get first dibs on market-moving AI analyst comments. Upgrade today! Kohls What happened? On Monday, Citi upgraded Kohl’s Corp (NYSE:KSS) to Buy with a $22 price target. *TLDR: Citi buys KSS for cash flow, not growth What’s the full story? Citi upgrades Kohl’s (KSS) to Buy, but let’s be clear: this isn’t a structural bull case for department stores, nor a bet o

Elon Musk’s $1.8 Trillion SpaceX IPO Is Too Big to Succeed
Barrons.com71d agoneutral
Elon Musk’s $1.8 Trillion SpaceX IPO Is Too Big to Succeed

The SpaceX initial public offering is one of a kind; the investment opportunity is not. SpaceX’s IPO is arguably the biggest capital-markets event ever, and unique. SpaceX’s singularity will continue when it starts trading, with the company added to the just 15 trading days after the offering, requiring passive buying of 10% to 15% of the shares outstanding, and a massive amount of retail participation in the IPO.

US Supreme Court backs FCC in clash with wireless carriers over fines
Reuters72d agoneutral
US Supreme Court backs FCC in clash with wireless carriers over fines

The U.S. Supreme Court backed the Federal Communications Commission's system for levying fines, ruling on Thursday against wireless carriers AT&T and Verizon in their challenge to the agency and handing a win ‌to President Donald Trump's administration. At issue in the legal dispute was whether the agency's in-house proceedings for ‌imposing the penalties deprived the companies of their right to a jury trial under the U.S. Constitution. Trump's administration defended the FCC's system for assessing financial penalties, known ​as forfeiture orders.