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SBC will unveil a new AT&T logo Monday as it outlines plans for changing the name of the merged company…The combined company will adopt AT&T's stock symbol, T, on the New York Stock Exchange beginning Dec. 1.
The whirlwind began in 1997, when Southwestern Bell Corp. (SBC) merged with fellow Baby Bell Pacific Telesis. Two years later, SBC bought Ameritech, another Baby Bell. Then, the craziness really started when SBC bought Ma Bell -- its former parent company -- in 2005. The combined company renamed itself AT&T. A year later, the new AT&T bought BellSouth, yet another Baby Bell. The new AT&T also bought Cingular Wireless in 2006 -- a company jointly run by Baby Bells SBC and BellSouth that had bought the old AT&T Wireless in 2004. Cingular then changed its name to AT&T Mobility. Got all that? The merger history of these five Baby Bells is dizzying and better explained visually.
AT&T (USA) Revenue – 172890000 in thousands, USD. The American multinational, headquartered in Dallas, Texas, is the largest provider of landline and the second largest provider of mobile services.
2002 Operating Revenues - $43,138 (dollars in millions
2005 Net Income - $4,786 (dollars in millions
2009 Net Income (Loss) Attributable to AT&T - $12,138 (dollars in millions
2010 Net Income (Loss) Attributable to AT&T - $19,864 (dollars in millions
The 7 Holding Companies. The seven regional holding companies that will result from the breakup of the American Telephone and Telegraph Company are sketched here, with a brief outline of their potential strengths and weaknesses.
Southwestern Bell, stretching from Arkansas through Texas into Missouri, will have only one existing local operating company, Southwestern Bell Telephone Company, under it, saving it any pains of integration.
