AT&T Settles SEC Charge of Selectively Disclosing Material Information to Wall St. Analysts

AT&T Settles SEC Charge of Selectively Disclosing Material Information to Wall St. Analysts

Dec 5, 2022

The Securities and Exchange Commission today announced that AT&T agreed to pay a $6.25 million penalty and three company executives agreed to pay $25,000 apiece stemming from charges brought in March 2021 related to the company’s selective disclosure…

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