Blackrock who AT&T is in bed with for funding our fiber builds, who is also a driver in these woke social justice initiatives AT&T pushes on us, announce 2 days ago they are forcing their employees back into the office. I think it is more than a coincidence and more like AT&T is being controlled and told what to do by the hands providing us funding. Which doesn’t say much for John Stanley leadership.
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Blackrock is calling the shots
Yahoo Finance (as of 3/30/23) BlackRock does have some pull as they are one of the top 3 institutional holders of AT&T stock (523,127,988 shares). The Vanguard Group is #1 (614,928,505 shares) and the #3 is State Street Corp (287,304,512 shares). Now to add some complicity: BlackRock is a top holder of the State Street Corp and the Vanguard Group. The State Street Corp is a top holder in both BlackRock and the Vanguard Group. The Vanguard Group is a top holder of BlackRock and State Street Corp. This same institutional set up is also true for both the T-Mobile and Verizon stocks.
How about you pay for your priorities and I'll pay for mine. I get along fine with my HSI Frances, er I mean Karen.
"Again, I never said I wanted $10 internet. Just because it's a good deal doesn't mean I want it Frances.
Since I don't buy at&t products I will happily pay $72 per month for my HSI."
As humorless as you are, I commend you for sticking to your g-ns and paying more money for HSI instead of feeding the T machine.
Again, I never said I wanted $10 internet. Just because it's a good deal doesn't mean I want it Frances.
Since I don't buy at&t products I will happily pay $72 per month for my HSI.
Now this is comment is brilliant. There was no where to sit before Covid in Dallas and of course no Parking but now there is plenty of room. Walk along the ghost walk of the discovery district featuring the failures ofthe Ceo. .Each and every time he takes out the employees to cover his mistakes. Special place in he-l for that corrupt soul.
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I guess it's time to move to Dallas so you can enjoy $10/mo broadband, hang out and watch all the relocated folks overwhelm the Whitacre tower Starbucks. While there be sure to expand your cultural horizons and visit 8th wonder of the world - The Discovery District.
"The monthly fiber HSI conssession rate for in region at&t retires is $10, now that's a good deal. I'm OOR, my monthly rate is $72."
"I don't recall stating that I wanted $10 fiber HSI. Simply stating facts id--t!"
Lighten up, Francis. You don't want $10 fiber HSI which by your own admission is a "good deal". Now, who is the id--t? But hey, with Gigapower and the the expansion into OOR territories future retirees may enjoy those conCessions. But, then again if they hope to see retirement with T, they'll likely be living in Dallas or maybe Atlanta without the benefits of the discovery district.
Reading comprehension is fundamental!
I don't recall stating that I wanted $10 fiber HSI. Simply stating facts id--t!
"The monthly fiber HSI conssession rate for in region at&t retires is $10, now that's a good deal. I'm OOR, my monthly rate is $72."
I guess it's time to move to Dallas so you can enjoy $10/mo broadband, hang out and watch all the relocated folks overwhelm the Whitacre tower Starbucks. While there be sure to expand your cultural horizons and visit 8th wonder of the world - The Discovery District.
The monthly fiber HSI conssession rate for in region at&t retires is $10, now that's a good deal. I'm OOR, my monthly rate is $72.
Fiber is woke. Don't do it. Stay with DSL.
Yes, that's correct. It's to benefit the politicians (their partners in crime) that don't want to run on a campaign platform of decimated cities.
Black rock deal is just like the T- mobile deal. Stankey made another deal with the devil.
Essentially if Giga Power fails Blackrock owns AT&at.
Big "sneaker" John is the puppet, no doubt.