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At & T And Time Warner Essay

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AT&T with Time warner On October, 2016, The Wall Street Journal reported that U.S. telecom giants AT&T and Time warner reached deals for more than $80 billion at acquisition prices of $105 to $110 per share. According to the reports, the transaction is completed with cash and stock. The market capitalization of AT&T and Time Warner is $233 billion and $68 billion respectively, and it is the largest M&A deal in the world in 2016.
When Time Warner after several business split, which owns a large number of well-known television channels, such as CNN, HBO, TNT, TBS, and film studios Warner Bros. and so on. After AT & T acquired DirectTV, a satellite TV service provider, it began to expand in the vertical industry. The types of content distribution

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