Verizon Communications Inc

How four large-value Morningstar Medalists have fared in the growth-led market.

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AT&T makes plans, Verizon adds customers, T-Mobile takes share, and Sprint brings up the rear.

The new earnings season kicks off with names from a variety of sectors.

We see little strategic reason for AT&T to combine wireless and media businesses.

Investors remained cautiously optimistic despite looming threats and rocky markets.

These companies new to our coverage list all earn economic moat ratings of narrow or better.

At Silver-rated T. Rowe Price Equity Income, yield, valuation, quality of management, and company fundamentals all matter.

We think it's done making bad capital-allocation decisions for a while.

T. Rowe Price's David Giroux and Wellington Management's Jean Hynes talk value investing, innovation in healthcare, and where they're finding opportunity.

The fund loaded-up on private equity and debt, then had to convert into a closed-end fund amid a liquidity crunch.

And why we think AT&T is compelling.

The long-tenured manager of this Gold-rated fund's bond sleeve is retiring in June. Should investors be concerned?

These stocks are among the top-10 holdings in several of our favorite dividend-growth funds.

It's a full week of earnings, with Apple, Amazon, Facebook, and Microsoft all trading in 4-star range ahead of their reports.

Our analysts discuss 3M, AT&T, Verizon, and Tesla, plus dividend picks in the energy sector and a PIMCO ETF.

Verizon shows continued strength in wireless customer growth while AT&T's entertainment segment dragged on results.

Our narrow moat rating and $58 fair value estimate remain intact.

Earnings are also due from Verizon, AT&T, Chipotle, Boeing, Ford, and 3M. Plus, the advance reading of third-quarter GDP.

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