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AT&T Inc. is currently facing a 3.7% decline in its stock price following a downgrade from BNP Paribas Exane, driving the company's strategy to introduce customer incentives, including up to $800 for contract terminations and competitive unlimited plans starting at $30 per month. These efforts come amid increasing wireless churn and steep declines in revenue from legacy services as the company gears up for its first-quarter 2026 earnings report. Earlier this year, AT&T made significant strides in debt reduction and financial performance, reporting 3.6% revenue growth and 5.6% EBITDA increase, despite cutting its dividend to focus on core business operations.