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Even if they go mostly unnoticed, industrial businesses are the backbone of our country. Still, their generally high capital requirements expose them to the ups and downs of economic cycles, and the industry’s six-month return of 2.9% has fallen short of the S&P 500’s 13.5% rise.

AT&T’s CMO says customers who love the brand are three times less likely to leave, 50% more likely to buy a second product, and cheaper to acquire.

IBM's steadier earnings outlook and cheaper valuation outweigh ASTS' stronger stock gains, making it the relatively better investment option now.

AT&T is preparing for Tropical Storm Lala in Hawaii, reinforcing its network and deploying disaster-response resources to help keep customers connected.

AT&T stock's strongest upside lever is not the customers it keeps adding, but the cost of the copper network it is finally switching off.

Investing.com -- Wolfe Research downgraded T-Mobile US to Peer Perform from Outperform on Friday, saying the carrier faces mounting competitive pressure in its core market alongside a capital spending cycle that could weigh on shareholder returns.

The Federal Communications Commission granted temporary approval to AST SpaceMobile to test satellite connectivity using up to 100 commercially available devices.

Tutor Perini's second quarter was met with a positive market reaction, as management attributed outperformance to higher volumes and improved execution on large-scale projects across the Civil, Building, and Specialty segments. CEO Gary Smalley highlighted the ramp-up of nine recently awarded mega projects as central to increased operating margins and strong operating cash flow. The company also benefited from robust project execution in regions such as New York, California, Hawaii, and the Indo

The end of an earnings season can be a great time to discover new stocks and assess how companies are handling the current business environment. Let’s take a look at how AT&T (NYSE:T) and the rest of the consumer discretionary - wireless, cable and satellite stocks fared in Q2.

VZ is tapping its fiber network for AI connectivity, with a $1B+ Google deal and more hyperscaler agreements in the pipeline.

AT&T stock has more than doubled over the past three years, yet recent weakness over the last year and a mixed shorter term picture leave investors asking whether the current price around US$24.25 still represents value or if the easy gains are behind it. The broader valuation checks lean cheap, so the recent pullback now sits against a relatively supportive set of metrics. AT&T has returned about 101.4% over the past three years, which puts recent share price softness into the context of a...

T's stronger price performance, cheaper valuation and 2026 growth outlook give it more upside potential than SPCX despite competitive pressures.

The telecom giant sent a torrent of cash to its owners, yet the stock went nowhere. Here is the accounting of what that trade-off bought, and what it means now.

Low-leverage stocks like LifeStance Health, Tutor Perini, Valero Energy, SharkNinja and Lumentum offer resilience amid oil and geopolitical risks.

More than 3,000 small property owners around the US agreed to install Dish antennas on their rooftops to generate extra income. They're now being told to shoulder the cost to take them down.

Nokia stock has surged nearly 150% over the past year on the promise of AI-powered 6G, and now Nvidia and T-Mobile are putting that promise to a real-world test. What the trial results could mean for shareholders depends on a question Nokia has not yet answered.

Elon Musk just told SpaceX employees that Starlink could one day carry 90% of all internet traffic, and the implications for competitors, consumers, and pricing power are far more alarming than the headline suggests.

Elon Musk just outlined a satellite network so vast it could carry 90% of all internet traffic, and the gap between that vision and what public investors can actually buy tells a complicated story about who wins and who gets squeezed out.

The LEO satellite maker still has a bright future.

Verizon's rising earnings estimates, stronger wireless growth and AI infrastructure deals boost its long-term outlook, but debt and competition remain key risks.

AT&T's fiber expansion, wireless gains and bundled services support growth, but high capex, debt and competition raise key concerns.

Five years of data say the stock has largely gone its own way, and what that is worth to a portfolio has nothing to do with the past week.

SpaceX's AI compute and Starlink businesses are surging, while Starship advances and CAPEX normalization could fuel its next phase of growth.

High oil prices and market volatility spotlight five low-leverage stocks with strong earnings growth and resilient balance sheets.

As much of corporate America weighs AI costs against a dizzying array of AI models to choose from, AT&T already has a clear answer: It’s betting on open models specifically to manage those costs and keep control over the flow of its proprietary data. “You hear the stories of the ‘token apocalypse,’ and we’re not scared of the token future,” said AT&T Chief Data and AI Officer Andy Markus. While the company still uses closed, proprietary models today, it eventually wants open models to power 70% to 80% of its total AI usage.

TU trades below its historical EV/EBITDA median, but leverage, estimate cuts and restructuring needs keep the value case tied to execution.

The telecom company is staking its future on open models, both to control token cost and protect its proprietary data.

SpaceX's first earnings call put the wireless industry on notice. SpaceX CEO Elon Musk and COO Gwynne Shotwell said Starlink was coming for Verizon, AT&T, and T-Mobile. They cited a $600 billion U.S. wireless market and said they expected to take customers from all three. Wall Street took it ...

In early August 2026, AT&T Inc. expanded its network capabilities with a new neutral-host distributed antenna system at Mississippi State University’s Davis Wade Stadium, launched the 5G-enabled AT&T amiGO Jr. Tab 2, completed US$1.10 billion and €1.20 billion floating-rate bond offerings, and was named in a U.S. Department of Labor ERISA exemption amendment. These moves came just as SpaceX’s Starlink announced plans to enter the direct-to-cellular market and target customers from AT&T and...

Here's a look at AT&T stock in light of the competitive threat from SpaceX.