U.S. Files Reimbursement Fraud Suit Against AT&T (T), Shares Dip
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AT&T (NYSE: T) shares are dipping amid headline that the U.S. filed a suit against it in a fraud case. Shares are down 0.4 percent early Thursday.
The U.S. says AT&T improperly billed the FCC for reimbursement.
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The U.S. says AT&T improperly billed the FCC for reimbursement.
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