3 Red Flags for AT&T’s Future
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Over the past two years, AT&T (NYSE: T) tried to reset its business by selling its non-core assets and spinning off DirecTV and WarnerMedia. It claimed that a big reversal of its media expansion plans would enable it to focus on upgrading its 5G and fiber networks to compete
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