Is AT&T Mexico relevant on the market? Since they ditching Vrio, why keep AT&T Mexico with its awful service and constant waste of capital and time?
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Arnoldi is an EVP with consumer division now. Just another seat on the executive musical chairs.
The rest of the employees are told surplus notice is cut from 60 days to 2 weeks as the company is eager facilitate "your next career opportunity" and no internal jobs available.
I have more respect for YouTube celebrity wannabes, at least they are generating ad revenue. T executives are basically human waste.
Since they sold Vrio, what happened to Melissa Arnoldi?
My bet is that we actually keep the Mexican assets for now and try to make a go of it. Much of the investment is now behind us and we can offer MVNO and roaming services like we do in the US. Add on value added services. Frankly, the biggest issues we have had is COVID and worsening exchange rates.
If your not supporting fiber build and mobility, that business unit is for sale. Roll back the clocks to 2008 will be what the new AT&T will look like. Less headcount and I hope less leadership will be needed when you sell 50% of your company assets. Great leadership and decision making Stank!!
Stink will sell ANY T asset for a shiny nickle no matter the loss to T. You see, Stink gets millions of $ for brokering these wonderful deal from the worthless BoD.
You can tell the sale is imminent as the Stink will bring back his executive pets suddenly to some cushy positions so they are well taken care of.
Because they can't find a greater fool to sell to. Randall is the all time greatest
Gotta have a buyer willing to pay AT&T asking rate for Mexico assets... Not likely... More likely T will seel them at a loss to exit the market all together..