Forbes -
28 Jan 2016 21:04
AT&T published its Q4 2015 results on January 26, meeting market expectations on earnings but missing estimates on revenues. The company’s bread and butter wireless business had a mixed quarter, posting lower revenues on the back of weaker equipment sales, although margins trended higher on account of the shift to subsidy-free plans. There was some improvement on the pay TV front, with relatively strong subscriber adds from DirecTV and a lower net loss of overall video customers. Below are som...
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