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Patricio Northland, CEO of AT and T Latin America, says the company has a plan that adapts to changes in currency devaluations such as for example, their hedging on the Brazilian real and the Chilean pesos. The company is signing a vendor financing contract with Lucent Technologies, Nortel Networks and Cisco Systems.

Santa Claus doesn't always deliver; wishes sometimes go unfulfilled. Michael Armstrong, CEO of AT&T (NYSE-T), dreamed of building a broadband communications giant that would rule the world. He intended to […]

Network service providers played a real-life game of "Survivor" throughout 2001. Competitors to the regional Bells, born of telecom reform, fell like flies this year, closing their doors or filing […]

Reactive. Unimaginative. Arrogant. Inflexible. This is the legacy of the telecommunications carrier-and continues to be its MO to this day. For 15 years, U.S. telecom provision has been more about […]

AT&T and British Telecommunications plc last week dissolved Concert, their 3-year-old, $10 billion global telecommunications venture. Concert was supposed to ease frustrations that multinational companies experience when buying global communications […]

Concert, the 2-year-old global telecom venture of AT&T and British Telecom, folded last week. Concert said it will lay off 2,300 employees and return its network assets to the parent […]

AT&T - Travel restricted to business necessity. Use of teleconferencing and videoconferencing is encouraged. AT&T's teleconferencing services are up 20 percent since the terrorist attacks. Cap Gemini Ernst & Young […]

It's becoming a familiar -- and much sought-after -- scene. The happy worker getting much work done. At home. In pajamas. Telecommuting and teleworking have become viable options for both [...]

The ideal of the global network is more appealing today than ever. Growth rates in many foreign countries outpace those of the US. Immigration patterns have created a ready market [...]

As this column is being written, the NASDAQ is down more than 50 percent from its 12-month high and the Dow down over 10 percent. As of April 15, the [...]

At&t Corp. last week began formalizing the restructuring plan that it initiated in October, and for consumers of high-end business services, the process holds the potential for more responsive, efficient […]

Beset by customer complaints, a slowing economy, and intense competition, AT&T has launched a sweeping realignment of its Business Services Group that consolidates most business services and sales, support, and […]

Basking Ridge, N.J. - Solution providers are hopeful that a massive restructuring and executive shakeup at AT&T will cut through the bureaucracy that often trips them up. In a May […]

Realizing that solution providers are investing more resources into mastering complex networking and hosting solutions, AT&T is upping the ante for top providers. The carrier giant recently unveiled an elite […]

As RBOCs begin to offer long distance, IXCs must find a way to offer local service. AT&T and WorldCom's options are limited by their restructuring plans The failure of bundled [...]

With the precipitous decline of AT&T stock, The New York Times has declared the king is dead. ``Amid this year's stock market carnage, [John] Malone finds himself in the company [...]

Sometimes I really wonder about this industry. Despite making great technological strides in recent years, the telecommunications industry has largely failed to make any progress in the field of common [...]

AT and T lost 66 percent of its value in 2000, dropping to 17.25 per share and registering as the poorest performer in the Dow Jones Industrial Average for the year. In the first three weeks of 2001, however, it has recovered 41 percent to 24.44 per share. Analysts discuss the cost benefit per share of a breakup of AT and T.