AT&T (T) Reports In-Line Q4 EPS
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AT&T's results match Street expectations, smartphone subscriber base grows
January 25, 2017 4:14 PM ESTBy Anjali Athavaley and Anna Driver
(Reuters) - AT&T Inc (NYSE: T), the No. 2 U.S. wireless carrier, reported quarterly results that matched analysts' estimates, as it added more smartphone customers in a saturated wireless market, and said it was confident its deal to buy Time Warner Inc (NYSE: TWX) would be approved.
AT&T is banking on the deal to boost its media offerings such as over-the-top services and to gain control of cable channels like HBO and CNN as well as film... More



