AT&T will pay $60 million to settle a lawsuit brought by the Federal Trade Commission claiming the telecom giant misled millions of smartphone customers by promising unlimited data plans before slowing down their data speeds.
Read moreFrom mid-August until the beginning of February, millions of people don their best outfits for a church-like experience: watching Sunday football. That is, of course, if the NFL game is being carried on a local TV station or those devout fans have signed up for a satellite football package.
Read moreA federal judge in California has given a cryptocurrency entrepreneur another shot to make his case that AT&T’s negligence allowed hackers to steal $24 million in digital currency.
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Despite assurances to the contrary, AT&T has been selling its customers’ location data to creditors, bounty hunters, landlords, prison officials, and all sorts of third parties, according to data privacy watchdog Electronic Frontier Foundation in a federal class action filed Tuesday.
Read moreAT&T claims in court that the California Governor’s Office of Emergency Services is using an illegal process for the state’s 911 system upgrade, which will require AT&T to publicly disclose prices.
Read moreThe D.C. Circuit on Tuesday upheld AT&T’s $85 billion purchase of Time Warner, bringing to a close the government’s effort to stop the blockbuster merger.
Read moreThe Justice Department faced an uphill battle Thursday in its bid to have the D.C. Circuit block the $85 million merger of AT&T and Time Warner after a federal judge approved it unconditionally.
Read moreAn advocacy group for journalists claims in a friend-of-the-court brief filed Wednesday in a case involving AT&T’s planned acquisition of Time Warner that a judge’s denial of requests for Trump administration correspondence on the matter could impair media outlets’ future efforts to defend themselves against White House interference.
Read moreAT&T accused the Justice Department Thursday of mischaracterizing and ignoring key findings by the judge who cleared the way in June for telecom giant’s $85 billion buyout of Time Warner.
Read moreRejecting claims that DirecTV put out misleading ads, a federal judge on Thursday dealt a major blow to the Federal Trade Commission’s quest to claw back $4 billion in “unjust gains” from the AT&T-owned company.
Read moreA federal class action claims AT&T employees are engaging in SIM swap fraud, “a metastasizing cancer attacking customers and allowing hackers readily to bypass AT&T security to rob AT&T customers of valuable personal information and millions of dollars of cryptocurrency.”
Read moreThe Justice Department argued to the D.C. Circuit Monday that the judge who approved the $85 billion AT&T-Time Warner merger back in June relied on faulty logic.
Read moreThe government’s challenge to the blockbuster $85.4 billion AT&T-Time Warner merger got fresh oxygen Thursday as the Justice Department said it will appeal a federal judge’s approval of the merger.
Read moreApproving the $85 billion merger of AT&T and Time Warner, a federal judge found Tuesday that the government failed to show the deal would raise prices for consumers and harm competition.
Read more“There is no other way to say it,” AT&T CEO Randall Stephenson said in a companywide memo Friday, “AT&T hiring Michael Cohen as a political consultant was a big mistake.”
Read moreNot quite overshadowed by the half-million that embattled Trump attorney Michael Cohen is said to have gotten from a Russian oligarch, consulting work Cohen did last year for the telecommunications giant AT&T has drawn questions from Special Counsel Robert Mueller and Congress.
Read moreThe Department of Justice made its final push Monday to block the $85 billion AT&T-Time Warner merger, asking a federal judge to either enjoin the merger or allow AT&T to buy only a portion of the content giant.
Read moreWith the fate of AT&T’s $85 billion acquisition of Time Warner in the hands of one federal judge, antitrust experts say the company’s arbitration offer could shape the outcome of the case.
Read moreThe government’s key expert witness in its antitrust lawsuit to block AT&T’s $85 billion acquisition of Time Warner had trouble Tuesday defending his analysis that the merger will raise consumer prices for pay-TV subscribers by $571 million by 2021.
Read moreAT&T’s chief executive Randall Stephenson rigorously defended his company’s proposed $85 billion merger with Time Warner on Thursday, calling the government’s argument that it would harm competition “absurd.”
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