AT&T’s shift from landlines to fiber-driven growth, backed by the Lumen deal and steady dividends, shows resilience and focus. Learn why T stock is a strong buy.

AT&T’s first quarter delivered steady growth, with positive market reaction driven by strength in mobility and consumer ...

The acquisition encompasses last-mile Mass ... are excluded from the agreement. Post-closing, Lumen will provide AT&T with transitional services, including field operations, network deployment ...

"Lumen’s enterprise fiber customers and Mass Markets copper-based customers as well as the associated assets to support them are not part of this agreement," AT&T said. The deal includes 1 ...

Strategic Investment in Fiber Expansion This acquisition is AT&T’s most aggressive move yet to scale its fiber footprint. By purchasing Lumen’s Mass Markets fiber assets — covering 4 million ...

Lumen Technologies ... is selling its residential business to AT&T. AT&T will gain 1 million internet customers from the $5.75 billion acquisition, the company said in a statement.

AT&T says its acquisition of Lumen, previously known as CenturyLink, will allow it to “significantly expand” its fiber internet service across major cities, like Denver, Las Vegas, Orlando ...

AT&T touts its momentum, but competitors are moving aggressively into fiber as well, raising the stakes in the U.S. broadband ...

AT&T already had big plans for its fiber network before the Lumen acquisition. Previously, the company had planned to pass 50 million fiber locations by the end of 2029, mostly through its owned ...

The acquisition does not include Lumen’s enterprise fiber customers and Mass Markets copper-based customers. Previously, AT&T Fiber had only been available for parts of the Las Vegas metro area ...

With the Lumen acquisition, AT&T will not only reach communities where it was under-invested in fiber, but also where it’s under-penetrated in wireless customers as well. Stankey said AT&T has ...