It's never too late for a comeback. Some stocks have languished and underperformed for years only to bounce back on evidence that business is back on track and financial results are improving.

The three wireless carriers are all growing free cash flow faster than expected. Verizon and AT&T have heavier debt loads than T-Mobile, and those debts are dragging on their cash flows.

AT&T Inc.'s share price has stagnated with a market capitalization of $100 billion, but the company has strong cash flow generation. The company's top priorities are growing durable 5G and Fiber re...

AT&T has become a leaner and more focused company after cutting its media arm and reducing its debt. The company also reported a solid Q3 which proves the firm is putting its volatile past behind i...

For now, it appears that the bullish support at T's critical levels of $13s/ $14s remains robust since October 2022, with shareholders cheering its raised FY2023 FCF guidance. Based on the stock's ...

AT&T and Verizon both soared on their recent earnings reports. The two companies have similar valuations and debt profiles.

Between the end of 2012 and 2022, Verizon (NYSE: VZ) stock saw its share price decline by 9%.

AT&T reported better-than-expected Q3 earnings last week, with strong growth in broadband revenues. The broadband business is performing well, with strong subscriber growth and increasing average r...

AT&T recently released its third quarter earnings. It easily beat estimates on revenue and adjusted EPS. When I last covered AT&T, I rated it a 'hold' on the grounds that its interest expenses were...

AT&T stock and Verizon stock have both suffered along with the broader telecom sector due to rising interest rates and other challenges facing the sector. Both offer high yields today and appear to...

AT&T reported another strong quarter and raised its free-cash-flow forecast. While the company carries a significant debt load, leverage ratios appear to be moving in the right direction.

Soon, we'll hear from communications titan T-Mobile US. But how does the company stack up heading into the release?

A peer's latest set of quarterly results was impressive. These portend well for the general performance of both the services end of the industry and telecom suppliers.

For years, AT&T was a blue-chip staple that every portfolio manager held as a prominent part of growth and income portfolios.

AT&T's dividend yield exceeds 7%. Total debt increased over the last year.