Now it's AT&T's turn to talk jobs, investment with Trump
AT&T chief executive Randall Stephenson met with President-elect Donald Trump on Thursday to talk jobs and investment, but the company's multi-billion takeover of Time Warner was not on the table.
The company didn't say much about the meeting, which took place at Trump Tower in New York, but characterized it as wide ranging.
"As the country’s leading investor of capital for each of the last five years, the conversation focused on how AT&T can work with the Trump administration to increase investment in the U.S., stimulate job creation in America, and make American companies more competitive globally," AT&T said in a statement.
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