Can AT&T Do Good and Reward Shareholders?

fortune.com Sep 10 2019 BoardBlogs

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Elliott Management, the famously ruthless activist investor, is asking a variation of the question we’ve all been pondering lately regarding the likes of WeWork and Peloton...

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