AT&T Reveals Security Breach of Cell Phone Customers

AT&T Reveals Security Breach of Cell Phone Customers
“We recently learned that three employees of one of our vendors accessed some AT&T customer accounts without proper authorization,” the company said in a statement. “This is completely counter to the way we require our vendors to conduct business.”.
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AT&T Can 'Say Anything': AT&T IP Transition Trials and the Direct TV Merger ...
AT&T has asked the FCC to let it start a 'transition' of its networks, moving to all 'Internet-based' (IP) services, with 'trials' to start in Alabama and Florida. AT&T also claims that it needs to merge with Direct TV as it will not only start rolling ...
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3 Reasons Dividend Investors Should Love AT&T
There are few things as rewarding for an investor as stumbling upon a great dividend stock like telecommunications giant AT&T (NYSE: T ) . Not only do stocks like this generate healthy quarterly income, but they also typically come with lower volatility.
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Personal Information Compromised After AT&T Data Breach

Personal Information Compromised After AT&T Data Breach
NORTH TEXAS (CBSDFW.COM) – Two big companies have been hit by cyber attacks and now your information may be up for sale. P.F. Chang's and Dallas-based AT&T both announced security breaches Friday. In the case of AT&T officials say the crime ...
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AT&T Raises Activation/Upgrade Fees For People With Two-Year Contracts ...
AT&T needs more of your money, so the wireless carrier is bumping up the activation fee it charges customers who sign a two-year contract. The fee, which formerly sat at $ 36, has risen $ 4 to reach a round $ 40 as of June 8th. The minor price hike ...
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AT&T lays out why DirecTV merger is good for consumers
Major telecoms are gearing up for a year of mergers, and AT&T laid out its case this week. It says that the merger with DirecTV would drive down the price of cable bundles and allow both companies to compete with the potential Comcast/Time Warner Cable ...
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