T-Mobile, US, Inc. TMUS and AT&T T are dominant players in the telecommunications industry. Operating as one of the largest ...

T-Mobile, by comparison, had just $77.9 billion ... While T-Mobile is growing quickly and has a lot of advantages over AT&T and Verizon, its stock is definitely more expensive than the two ...

By comparison, shares of peers such ... with Verizon shares down 1.4%, and AT&T stock flat. Wells Fargo expects T-Mobile’s free-cash-flow growth to be “relatively flat in 2025,” and grow ...

Shares of T-Mobile US Inc. TMUS slipped 1.24% to $241.21 Tuesday, on what proved to be an all-around poor trading session for ...

T-Mobile stock posted a somewhat mixed set of Q4 ... making it the only operator to grow year-over-year. In comparison, AT&T added 656,000 postpaid phone customers, while Verizon added 217,000 ...

By comparison, Verizon has been increasing its dividend by about 2% per year. AT&T cut its dividend ... a slight boost to the stock simply from increased demand. T-Mobile may be paying a dividend ...

In comparison ... fading growth will force it to become an income stock While T-Mobile was the natural pick for growth investors and both AT&T and Verizon were for income investors, the dynamics ...

T-Mobile stock continues to outperform its wireless peers this year, rising by about 7% year-to-date, compared to Verizon, which has remained roughly flat, and AT&T T which has gained about 6% ...

The wireless telcos have grown their subscriber counts but struggled to grow ARPU. Pricing has lagged inflation, and the industry's revenue and EBITDA growth has been tepid. Investors have long ...