AT&T's (NYSE: T) stock turnaround has been one of the more surprising happenings in the stock market over the past 12 months. Its stock is up by around 52% in that span and has nearly touched its five-year high.

Shares of veteran telecom company AT&T (NYSE: T) saw a resurgence in recent months. The stock hit a 52-week high of $27.97 on March 4, the highest it's been in years, and is up more than 50% over the past 12 months through March 5.

AT&T scaled back its diversity, equity, and inclusion efforts, including a restructuring of its DEI leadership.

AT&T's (T) chief executive thinks his company is positioned in a much better environment under the second Donald Trump presidency compared to the Biden administration.

At the outset of the trading week, shares of AT&T (T) are positioned as the most overbought stock in the S&P 500 (SP500), according to the Relative Strength Index technical indicator.

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AT&T Inc. on Thursday defeated a Fifth Circuit appeal saying it wrongly failed to produce benefit plan documents in connection with litigation over a $450,000 medical bill stemming from a retiree’s car accident.

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Thinking about ditching AT&T? T-Mobile is updating its Carrier Freedom program just in time, giving you up to $800 per device.

Connor Moucka, a Canadian, dropped out of high school and lived with his grandfather. John Binns, an American living in Turkey, feared the FBI and CIA were tracking him. Cameron Wagenius, a US soldier,

A memo from Verizon's talent team referred to "changing RTO policies across the industry" and invited recipients to apply for hybrid and remote roles.