AT&T posts net loss of US$4b in Q4
Rate of customer defections rises to 1.22% and average revenue per phone user declines 10.7% from year earlier
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AT&T Inc on Tuesday posted a quarterly net loss that was slightly slimmer than Wall Street expected, as its mobile device deals attracted more customers, but its users switched to other networks at a higher rate.
AT&T shares rose about 2 per cent in after-hours trading after closing at US$32.81 on the New York Stock Exchange.
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