AT&T CEO Randall Stephenson: DOJ Appeal Doesn’t Change Anything | CNBC

This changes nothing on how we operate the business, the products we launch or other M&A deals we may do, says Randall Stephenson, AT&T chairman and CEO talking with CNBC’s Julia Boorstin about the Justice Department’s appeal of the Time Warner-AT&T merger approval and the company’s plans going forward.

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• AT&T CEO Randall Stephenson: DOJ Appeal Doesn’t Change Anything | CNBC
• The rush for vertical mergers, explained
• New WarnerMedia CEO: Our job is to back up CNN
• AT&T-Time Warner merger approved
• I Think The Time Warner Deal Should Go Through: Jim Stewart | CNBC

The rush for vertical mergers, explained

With AT&T’s recent acquisition of CNN parent Time Warner, the doors are now open for vertical mergers across industries. CNN’s Jon Sarlin explains why companies are anxious to join forces and data.
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New WarnerMedia CEO: Our job is to back up CNN

WarnerMedia’s new CEO John Stankey speaks to CNN’s Alisyn Camerota, John Berman, and Brian Stelter about the recently approved merger between Time Warner and AT&T.
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AT&T-Time Warner merger approved

The decision allowing AT&T to buy Time Warner could reshape the media industry. It’s unknown if government will appeal. CNN’s Jessica Schneider reports.
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I Think The Time Warner Deal Should Go Through: Jim Stewart | CNBC

CNBC’s David Faber discusses antitrust legislation and competition with regard to the Department of Justice antitrust case involving AT&T and Time Warner.
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