AT&T will spend $23 billion to acquire certain wireless spectrum licenses from EchoStar, a significant expansion of AT&T’s ...

Part of the firm's efforts to resolve FCC inquiries and boost its balance sheet, it "puts our business on a solid financial ...

Under pressure US provider EchoStar struck a deal to sell its 3.45GHz and 600MHz spectrum licences to AT&T for $23 billion.

Navigating a Fierce Wireless Arena The U.S. wireless market is a fiercely competitive battleground dominated by three giants: ...

The purchase will strengthen AT&T's low- and mid-band spectrum portfolio and extend its reach across virtually every U.S.

The deal will not affect the operations of EchoStar’s other businesses, including Dish TV, Sling and Hughes. The companies ...

The 50 MHz acquisition comes two months after President Trump urged the FCC and EchoStar to reach an "amicable" deal over ...

AT&T will buy $23 billion in spectrum from Echostar after FCC pressure, expanding its 5G reach while Echostar leans on AT&T ...

AT&T has paid a rich price for EchoStar, according to industry multiples that look at spectrum on the basis of population served. One analyst pegged the price as $7bn above its fair value. Another ...

Telecom companies are stepping up their efforts to help financial institutions and payments players reduce phone-related ...

The deal will provide EchoStar with cash to pay down its massive debts and strengthen AT&T position in the 5G and home internet marketplaces in ways that could hurt the cable sector ...

AT&T is set to acquire $23 billion worth of spectrum licenses from EchoStar, the parent company of Dish Network, Sling TV and ...