AT&T Inc. 5.35% GLB NTS 66 (TBB)

AT&T shares increased by 1.2% to $23.52, a price significantly lower than its average repurchase price in the first half, enhancing the effectiveness of its ongoing share buyback program. The company aims to repurchase approximately $10 billion worth of shares in 2026, representing 6.1% of its market value, and has committed $4.435 billion to acquire 174 million shares by June. Despite the current share price making future repurchases more efficient, AT&T faces challenges with its balance sheet due to a recent $23 billion spectrum acquisition, though strong subscriber growth helps support its financial targets.

The article provides a detailed overview of AT&T's workforce data as of March 2026, indicating approximately 133,875 global employees, a 5.4% decline from 2023. It highlights that AT&T is actively hiring, with 4,588 job postings, and details workforce distribution by country, department, and median salary by region. The company's headquarters are in Dallas, Texas, and employee sentiment is reported as neutral but improving.

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AT&T (T) stock fell 1.2% on Tuesday, trading at $21.2980 with above-average volume, amidst mixed company developments. While AT&T is deploying H2O AI Super Agent and completed a 5G drone trial, concerns over Starlink competition and a recent analyst downgrade pressured sentiment. The company also announced it would stop new copper landline orders in California, signaling declining legacy revenue.