(Bloomberg) -- AT&T Inc.'s Randall Stephenson, who
spent three years as the top lieutenant during Chief Executive
Officer Edward Whitacre's $100 billion acquisition spree, now
must make his old boss's strategy work.
The 47-year-old Stephenson became CEO of the largest U.S.
telephone company yesterday. Investors say they're eager to see
how he will use Whitacre's purchases of the former AT&T Corp. and
BellSouth Corp. to improve profit margins and keep the stock
price rising.
Read more at Bloomberg Exclusive News
spent three years as the top lieutenant during Chief Executive
Officer Edward Whitacre's $100 billion acquisition spree, now
must make his old boss's strategy work.
The 47-year-old Stephenson became CEO of the largest U.S.
telephone company yesterday. Investors say they're eager to see
how he will use Whitacre's purchases of the former AT&T Corp. and
BellSouth Corp. to improve profit margins and keep the stock
price rising.
Read more at Bloomberg Exclusive News
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