AT&T's CEO John Stankey indicated that the telecommunications company would not change its diversity policy to appease Trump.

The telecommunications company’s CEO, John Stankey, discusses the upcoming $5.75 billion merger with Lumen Technologies.

AT&T Chairman and CEO John Stankey joins 'Closing Bell Overtime' to talk its recent announcement of acquiring Lumen's fiber business. Elon Musk calls Trump-backed megabill ‘a disgusting ...

now you're going to belong to ATT wireless and ultimately, you will pay a higher price for all this stuff. 04:04 John Stankey Well, you're buying two services and you're certainly getting better ...

The company insists it will not follow rivals like Verizon in scrapping DEI policies to gain regulatory approval for deals.

AT&T has emerged as a prominent voice of resistance against mounting federal pressure to scale back diversity, equity and ...

The US broadband market is rapidly consolidating, leaving fewer choices as six of the top 10 internet providers were involved in recent acquisitions.

AT&T Inc. agreed to buy the consumer fiber operations of Lumen Technologies Inc. for $5.75 billion, expanding its fast broadband service in major cities like Denver and Las Vegas. AT&T will pay cash ...

AT&T has reportedly reached a $5.75 billion deal to acquire fiber assets from Lumen Mass Markets, according to AT&T.

AT&T has announced it will acquire Lumen's mass market fiber business for $5.75 billion. In doing so, the carrier says it ...

AT&T agreed to buy Lumen Technologies' Mass Markets fiber internet connectivity business for $5.75 billion in cash, sending ...