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Morgan Stanley upgrades AT&T amid broadband competition; downgrades Comcast

Morgan Stanley is optimistic about AT&T and T-Mobile, raising AT&T's target price while downgrading Comcast, citing growth potential for both telecom companies.

• TMUS

T-Mobile announces $14 billion buyback

T-Mobile revealed a $14 billion share buyback plan, part of a broader $50 billion shareholder return initiative through buybacks and dividends by 2027.

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KeyBanc downgrades T-Mobile on valuation concerns

KeyBanc downgraded T-Mobile to 'sector weight,' citing valuation concerns and slower growth amidst competitive shifts, favoring AT&T's growth potential instead.

• TMUS

T-Mobile CEO says his comments on Q4 were 'misinterpreted'

T-Mobile CEO Mike Sievert clarified misinterpreted comments about Q4 performance, addressing stock market concerns while highlighting strong growth in Q3 and ongoing subscriber additions.

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• VZ

AT&T stands out among US telecom stocks in Bernstein coverage launch

Bernstein analysts rated AT&T as Outperform, T-Mobile as Market Perform, and Verizon as Market Perform, with insights into their competitive positions and growth prospects in the telecom sector.

• TMUS

T-Mobile stock dips 6.2% amid UBS conference remarks

T-Mobile shares fell 6.2% during intraday trading, the highest drop since June 2023, amid concerns over risky revenue expectations for Q4.

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• VZ

Phone firms denying US military requests for security data, letter says

Phone companies declined the Pentagon's request for telecom vulnerability data, citing privilege, while concerns rise over security breaches by hackers, notably linked to Chinese cyber threats.

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• VZ

T-Mobile says cyber attackers had no access to customer data

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US agency approves T-Mobile, SpaceX license to extend coverage to dead zones

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T-Mobile hacked in massive Chinese breach of telecom networks, WSJ reports

T-Mobile's network was hacked in a Chinese cyber-espionage operation, compromising U.S. telecom companies and potentially intercepting surveillance data, according to a report by The Wall Street Journal.