AT&T

The single-letter ticker T once belonged to the old Bell telephone monopoly, and today's AT&T is its largest surviving piece, now a Dallas-based wireless and broadband carrier. After a costly detour into media that ended with the 2022 spinoff of WarnerMedia, the company refocused on two things: its mobile network, one of the three big US carriers, and fiber-optic home internet, where it is the country's biggest provider. The strategy is to bundle phone and fiber, keep customers longer, and pay down the heavy debt left over from the media years. Growth is slow because nearly every American already has a phone, so AT&T competes mainly by taking subscribers from Verizon and T-Mobile on price and network quality. Income investors own it for the large dividend, which depends on steady cash flow from tens of millions of monthly wireless and internet bills.

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