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AT&T boosts its quarterly dividend

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Fueled by strong gains in wireless and IP services during the third quarter, AT&T raised its quarterly dividend by one cent to 42 cents a share. AT&T said this is the 26th year that it has increased its quarterly dividend.

AT&T announced that it would pay an annual dividend of $1.68 a share instead of $1.64 previously.

While AT&T's traditional wireline residential and business service revenues were down, AT&T's wireless and emerging IP and video businesses helped cushion the blow. During the third quarter, AT&T added 240,000 new U-Verse TV customers and next-generation strategic business services (Ethernet and IP conferencing) grew 16.6 percent. What's more, IP services grew 6.8 percent and offset declines in legacy business products.  

For more:
- see the company release here

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well well well! whats new! the more money they make the more people they lay off! we just got our notice the other day of a surplus in ohio! another lovely xmas gift from at&t for the 2nd straight year! customer service is already in the gutters and now it will get worse because we can't keep up with the work we have right now!

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