Facebook is Doomed $FB

Facebook is Doomed $FB

AT&T Inc. (T), the largest U.S. phone company, is seeking buyers for its wireless towers and working with TAP Advisors LLC and JPMorgan Chase & Co. (JPM) on the sale $t $cci $amt $jpm

AT&T Inc. (T), the largest U.S. phone company, is seeking buyers for its wireless towers and working with TAP Advisors LLC and JPMorgan Chase & Co. (JPM) on the sale, according to people familiar with the matter. The assets could fetch about $5 billion and possible buyers include Crown Castle International Corp. (CCI), SBA Communications Corp. (SBAC) and American Tower Corp. (AMT), said one of the people, who asked not to be identified because the process isn’t public. AT&T said in March that it is open to the sale of the wireless towers and other peripheral assets.

Tesla shares fall on GM competition $tsla $gm $f

Tesla shares fall on GM competition $tsla $gm $f

 General Motors Co. GM -0.30%  said it is creating amodel for roughly $30,000 that gets 200 miles out of one charge, according to a report in The Wall Street Journal, cheaper than the Tesla Model S that starts at $70,000. But GM didn’t disclose when the car would be available. Tesla shares fell more than 1% premarket.

Apple: $54 Billion Crash; China Segment Now Valued At $0 $aapl $goog

Apple: $54 Billion Crash; China Segment Now Valued At $0 $aapl $goog

FedEx Still Carries an Expensive Package $fdx $ups

FedEx Still Carries an Expensive Package $fdx $ups

Student loan debt hasn't always been exempted from bankruptcy. Restrictions began in the 1970s out of concern that recent graduates in fields with lucrative career paths would simply accrue as much debt as needed and then discharge it via bankruptcy $slm $admc $dv $apol

Student loan debt hasn't always been exempted from bankruptcy. Restrictions began in the 1970s out of concern that recent graduates in fields with lucrative career paths would simply accrue as much debt as needed and then discharge it via bankruptcy

Five trends driving the hardware boom

Five trends driving the hardware boom