AT&T Inc. is grappling with a 3.7% drop in its stock price, now at $24.87, following a downgrade from BNP Paribas Exane that lowered its price target to $28. In a bid to combat this downturn, the company has introduced new offers including up to $800 for customers to break contracts and unlimited plans starting at $30 per month. However, despite these efforts, AT&T faces challenges including increasing wireless churn and a significant drop in revenue from legacy services, as it prepares to release its first-quarter 2026 earnings report.
“AT&T INC. · price · 24.87 · -1.15%”
“AT&T · offers · up to $800/line · to break your contract”
“AT&T · offers · $200 off per line · with an eligible wireless plan”
“AT&T Fiber · offers · 1 GIG speed · for $48/mo.”
“AT&T · offers · the new iPhone 17e · for $5.99/mo.”
“AT&T · offers · unlimited plans · starting at $30/mo. per line for four lines”
“John T. Stankey · is the CEO of · AT&T, Inc.”
“AT&T, Inc. · is headquartered in · Dallas, Texas”
“AT&T · holds · nationwide 5G wireless network · true”
“AT&T · spends · more than $60 billion since 2020 · true”
“AT&T · has · total revenue from wireless business · nearly 70%”
“AT&T · is · the third-largest US wireless carrier · true”
