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News Breaks August 1, 2011 17:48 EDT T, AMX, TMX theflyonthewall.com: AT&T to tender all of its Telmex shares AT&T (T) announced that it would tender all of its shares of Telmex (TMX) following an announcement by the board of America Movil (AMX) approving a tender offer for the remaining outstanding shares of Telmex at $10.50 Mexico pesos per share, that are not already owned by America Movil. This offer would value AT&T's holdings at approximately $1.37B. Assuming the tender offer is launched and it is completed, AT&T expects to report a gain of 1c-3c per share in respect of the sale of AT&T's Telmex shares. :theflyonthewall.com News For TMX;AMX;T From The Last 14 Days Check below for free stories on TMX;AMX;T the last two weeks. There are 18 items on the Fly with pertinent information. Sign up for a free trial to see the rest of the stories you've been missing. May 24, 2012 09:07 EDT T theflyonthewall.com: NVIDIA Icera modem chipset validated on AT&T LTE network Subscribe for More Information :theflyonthewall.com May 23, 2012 08:19 EDT AMX theflyonthewall.com: America Movil downgraded to Neutral from Overweight at JPMorgan Subscribe for More Information :theflyonthewall.com May 22, 2012 15:09 EDT T theflyonthewall.com: AT&T has a conference call hosted by JP Morgan Subscribe for More Information :theflyonthewall.com 06:24 EDT T theflyonthewall.com: International smartphone vendors concerned about LTE supply, Digitimes reports Subscribe for More Information :theflyonthewall.com May 21, 2012 09:43 EDT T theflyonthewall.com: Some HTC phones reportedly released by Customs, Boy Genius says Subscribe for More Information :theflyonthewall.com 07:35 EDT T theflyonthewall.com: Small Business Administration to host a conference National Small Business Week 2012 is being held in Washington, D.C. on May 20-22. :theflyonthewall.com May 17, 2012 13:03 EDT T theflyonthewall.com: T-Mobile launches no-contract plans Subscribe for More Information :theflyonthewall.com 10:54 EDT T theflyonthewall.com: AT&T says Lumia sales exceeded expectations :theflyonthewall.com 10:51 EDT T theflyonthewall.com: AT&T says spectrum deals should be much faster Subscribe for More Information :theflyonthewall.com 10:49 EDT T theflyonthewall.com: AT&T says U.S. is the most competitive market in wireless Subscribe for More Information :theflyonthewall.com 10:43 EDT T theflyonthewall.com: AT&T does not see anything that will dampen the data demand :theflyonthewall.com 10:42 EDT T theflyonthewall.com: AT&T says largest market driver is data demand, transition into cloud Subscribe for More Information :theflyonthewall.com 06:15 EDT T theflyonthewall.com: On the Fly: Periodicals Wrap-Up Subscribe for More Information :theflyonthewall.com 00:23 EDT T theflyonthewall.com: Jim Cramer's "Mad Money" Subscribe for More Information :theflyonthewall.com May 16, 2012 06:04 EDT AMX theflyonthewall.com: Morgan Stanley cuts stake in KPN to 4.93%, Reuters reports Subscribe for More Information :theflyonthewall.com May 15, 2012 11:02 EDT T theflyonthewall.com: AT&T Government Solutions chosen as prime vendor for Homeland Security contract Subscribe for More Information :theflyonthewall.com 10:33 EDT T theflyonthewall.com: Sprint needs in customer satisfaction according to new report, CNet says Subscribe for More Information :theflyonthewall.com May 13, 2012 15:56 EDT T theflyonthewall.com: LTE could help Verizon and AT&T, hurt Sprint-Nextel, Barron's reports Barron’s Technology Trader columnist Tiernan Ray went out on a limb and predicted that we'll see the end of the traditional phone company over the course of the next several years. His reasoning is that the fast pace at which data -- e-mails, text messages, Web pages, tweets -- happens with displace plain old phone calls. Over the next couple of years, 4G/ LTE, or long-term evolution, will move cellphone voice calls from traditional cellular networks to the Internet. The phone companies won't go away, but Ray contends that they'll be challenged to make the economics work without the assurance of a monthly tax on your phone calls. The dominant carriers, Verizon (VZ) and AT&T (T) in this country, would see their relative positions improve. While Ray believes the smaller ones, such as Sprint-Nextel (S) and Deutsche Telekom's (DTEGY) T-Mobile USA, could suffer. Reference Link :theflyonthewall.com