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The Telecom Sector is highly stable, and has produced solid incomes for investors throughout the years. Verizon and AT&T are two top companies - but which is the better buy? We prefer Verizon, due to the firm's stronger profitability, higher dividend yield, and less demanding multiple.

In the latest trading session, AT&T (T) closed at $28.16, marking a +1.39% move from the previous day.

According to Barron’s Warren Buffett is the greatest CEO in America. He is on a list of Top CEOs which total 25 CEOs. (Maybe he is at the top because his last name starts with a “B”.) Still, he is in the No.1 position. Key Points Warren Buffett Is The Greatest CEO His Success Is Based On Investing Take this quiz to see if you’re on track to retire. (sponsored) Some others run weak companies. This is the case with John Stankey of AT&T (NYSE: T). Buffett is almost among the wealthiest people in the world due almost exclusively to his work as CEO of Berkshire Hathaway (NYSE: BRK-B) which he has run since 1965. No other CEO that Barron’s favors has been in place nearly as long. Today, Buffett is worth about $150 billion, which makes him among the 10 richest people in the world. What CEO can offer anything close to that, when tenure is added to investor success? Berkshire Hathaway, and Buffett’s reputation as a CEO are almost exclusively because of his reputation as a stock

AT&T's proposed settlement of a class action lawsuit involving data breaches reportedly received a judge's preliminary approval Friday (June 20). [contact-form-7] The judge ruled that the proposed $177 million settlement was fair and reasonable, Reuters reported Friday.

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A U.S. judge granted preliminary approval on Friday to a $177 million settlement that resolves data security lawsuits against AT&T over breaches that exposed personal information belonging to tens of millions of the telecom giant's customers.

Recently, Zacks.com users have been paying close attention to AT&T (T). This makes it worthwhile to examine what the stock has in store.

Although the Fed has stopped short of rate cuts coming out of the latest policy meeting, the updated dot plot shows resumed easing in September as expected. This potentially hints at looming risks of extended macroeconomic weakness, which typically coincides with an easing cycle, compounded by escalating trade and geopolitical tensions. While AT&T Inc. is inherently sensitive to economic headwinds, its strategically proactive undertakings today are expected to overcome the cycle, reinforcing stability and long-term returns critical for the income-focused T stock investor base.

CHTR's bullish estimates, rural expansion plans, and attractive valuation may give it an edge over T in fiber broadband domain.

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