The spotlight shifts to AT&T, Inc.’s (T) fourth-quarter results, due before the market opens on Monday, after peer Verizon Communications, Inc. (VZ) reported solid results on Friday. An earnings call will be hosted by AT&T management at 8:30 a.

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Cornell University has sued AT&T and Verizon in Texas federal court, accusing the telecom giants of infringing two patents related to Wi-Fi standards.

The alleged hacker claimed to have access to huge amounts of call records, including VP Kamala Harris and President Trump.

A new speed-test report ranks AT&T Fiber as having the fastest median download speeds, but Verizon Fios also had a good showing.

Cornell filed lawsuits against AT&T and Verizon on Tuesday, alleging that the companies willfully infringed upon two patents relating to Wi-Fi technology invented at the University.

Verizon has "contained" impacts from the Salt Typhoon hack, allegedly perpetrated by a hacking group backed by the Chinese government.

Verizon Communications on Friday reported its best quarterly wireless subscriber growth in five years, fueled by robust demand for its customizable myPlan, Black Friday deals and trade-in offers for the AI-powered iPhone 16 series.

The company is scheduled to report earnings on Jan. 27. Here's a closer look at whether you should consider loading up on the telecom stock before that report.

The carrier giant launched AI Connect during Verizon’s Q4 2024 earnings call. The carrier’s top executives also highlighted its fixed wireless, private networking and 5G wins in 2024.

AT&T Fiber’s footprint is limited, though. State- and city-specific results from Ookla’s speed-testing service also give Google Fiber high marks for fast home broadband.

The discovery of the Salt Typhoon hackers, accessing the cell data of U.S. political figures through at least ten telecommunications providers ahead of the 2024 election, marks a concerning evolution in nation-state cyber operations.