AT&T Inc. (T)

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AT&T reported better-than-expected results for the second quarter, while its higher postpaid phone net addition cannibalized wireless.

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T-Mobile US, President and CEO Mike Sievert, declared it the current quarter as the "greatest Q2 for growth ever" in storied history.

AT&T is poised for growth and investment, attributing much of its optimistic outlook to the recently passed One Big Beautiful Bill Act.

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The move followed the release of the telecom giant's second-quarter earnings report.

AT&T lost its status as a Dividend Aristocrat in 2022. But the legacy telecom company has produced strong gains in 2025 and its forward guidance is intriguing.

AT&T Inc. shares fell on Wednesday after the telecom giant’s profit forecast for 2025 came in below analysts’ expectations, raising concerns about growth momentum despite strong second-quarter results and expanding strategic initiatives.

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AT&T’s Q2 revenue increased 3.5% year-over-year to $30.8 billion, beating the analysts' consensus estimate of $30.4 billion, according to Fiscal AI data.

AT&T (NYSE: T) announced strong Q2 results, with revenues of $30.80B and EPS of $0.54, beating analyst estimates. Its Mobility segment saw growth in subscribers while Consumer Wireline segment expanded its fiber optic footprint.

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AT&T's second-quarter results have exceeded expectations, driven by robust growth in 5G and fiber subscribers.