AT&T

AT&T, originally established as the American Telephone and Telegraph Company on March 3, 1885, after the invention of the telephone by Alexander Graham Bell, has its headquarters in Dallas, Texas, United States. The company has been historically involved in several key business categories: communications, including mobile, broadband internet, and landline telephone services; WarnerMedia, which encompassed entertainment, media, and content production and distribution through entities such as HBO, Warner Bros., and Turner Broadcasting System before its spinoff and merger with Discovery, Inc. in 2022; advertising solutions offering advertising services; and operations in Latin America, focused on providing entertainment and wireless services outside the U.S. The core brand under AT&T for telecom services has been the AT&T brand itself. Previously, WarnerMedia was a significant brand before being spun off and included notable names like HBO, Warner Bros., and CNN. Additionally, DirecTV, the broadcast satellite service provider acquired by AT&T before they divested a significant stake in it, has been another considerable brand under the umbrella. AT&T's products and services are primarily sold in the United States, with extensions in North America, specifically Mexico and Latin America, especially following its DirecTV acquisition and operations through AT&T Latin America. Despite the global presence of previously owned WarnerMedia brands like HBO, following the merger with Discovery, Inc., the direct reach of AT&T in providing these international services was concluded. (Powered by AI)