The satellite TV giant, which is now fully owned by the private equity firm, expects to increase its investments in video ...

The sale involves a 70 percent stake that AT&T retained for itself after spinning out DirecTV into a separate, privately-held company nearly four years ago. The sale also includes U-Verse, a platform ...

Private equity firm TPG completed its $7.6 billion purchase of the 70% stake it didn't already hold in DirecTV from AT&T. Why ...

Telecom giant AT&T may be trying to unload struggling satellite TV provider DirecTV, but shareholders shouldn’t expect a sale anytime soon, one prominent analyst warned. AT&T has &#82… ...

Telecom giant AT&T, led by CEO John Stankey, has struck a deal to sell a minority stake in its satellite TV unit DirecTV, AT&T TV and its U-Verse business to private equity firm TPG.The companies ...

Sale could value DirecTV at much less than $49B AT&T paid in 2015, reports say. AT&T’s epic DirecTV losses mount as another 954,000 video customers flee AT&T had 25.5M TV users in June 2018, is ...

A sale has become the most likely solution for AT&T as it manages financial pressures on the business and the debt load left on the books from the 2015 acquisition of DirecTV, for $49 billion, and ...

AT&T (T) is considering selling DirecTV, according to the Wall Street Journal. The satellite TV business has been losing subscribers amid a worldwide shift to streaming modes of media. An activist ...

AT&T previously considered a sale of DirecTV last year but decided to keep the satellite business. AT&T's 2015 purchase of DirecTV happened under then-CEO Randall Stephenson, who retired this year.

DirecTV has lost about 2 million customers during that span, and “the continued subscriber losses, coupled with outside calls for change, “will force AT&T to take some action,” Swann says.

AT&T is considering parting ways with DirecTV, either spinning the company off or selling it outright, according to a report in the Wall Street Journal. According to the report, which cited people ...

An activist investor has recently pressed AT&T, which owns CNN's parent company WarnerMedia, to evaluate a sale of DirecTV. On Wednesday AT&T declined to comment on whether it is, in fact, doing that.