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    12. We Talked to 24 People About the Hedge Fund Wunderkind at Elliott Management who wants to shake up AT&T. Here’s why Management Should Be Terrified.

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      We Talked to 24 People About the Hedge Fund Wunderkind at Elliott Management who wants to shake up AT&T. Here’s why Management Should Be Terrified.
      ... networks that flow from AT&T investment," wrote labor union president Christopher Shelton in a letter to the AT&T board. Cohn has joined the boards of companies he has pressed in the past, such as Citrix and eBay. While...
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    1. We commend AT&T for the positive steps announced today, which will create substantial and enduring shareholder value at one of America's greatest companies.
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    2. While we acknowledge that tailwinds for AT&T's shares have improved since the U.S. election, we believe its structure as a deal stock may temper its performance in the near term.
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    3. This was something that just happened to come on the market, and I think following AT&T-Time Warner it was an opportunity they couldn't pass up.
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