Trump's 870 page mega bill is now law, but a lot of people are still combing through the bill to figure out exactly what is in it. So, here are three winners of the bill that you might not have heard of before. Number one, your wireless carriers.AT&T, Verizon, T-Mobile, all of them are winners because the FCC is about to begin to reopen auctioning off the spectrum. Basically, giving these companies the chance to broadcast over new signals. This can help with things like 5G.And AT&T said in a statement after ...

Core Viewpoint - President Trump criticized AT&T for its service issues during a conference call, suggesting the company needs to improve its operations [1][2] Company Response - AT&T's shares experienced a temporary decline in value following Trump's criticism but later rebounded [2] Leadership Mention - Trump called for the involvement of AT&T's leadership, specifically mentioning CEO John Stankey, to address the service problems [1]

There is a phone. It's called the Trump mobile T1 phone 802. A fact that gives me a great number of questions.And then there is Trump mobile, the wireless carrier. Dom, what did the Trump organization actually launch this week. So, there's two parts to this.There's a network Trump mobile uh which is offering a single plan called the 47 plan. They are an MVNOS. They're just kind of piggybacking on T-Mobile coverage.But then they also wanted to have a phone because you know you can't have Trump mobile without ...

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