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By Dave Michaels and Drew FitzGerald WASHINGTON Three employees of AT&T Inc. selectively shared information about smartphone sales in 2016 to analysts who then lowered their revenue forecasts, allowing the telecom company to beat earnings estimates, securities regulators alleged Friday. The Securities and Exchange Commission said the discussions of material information violated a rule known as Regulation FD, which requires public companies to reveal market-moving information to everyone at once. The SEC sued AT&T and the three investor-relations executives in Manhattan federal court. AT&T called the allegations meritless and issued a statement vowing to challenge the charges.
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From The Bottom Of My Heart, Thank You, KFR Listeners
Published: February 12, 2021
A Halloween celebration in the early 1990s at Bourbon Street, in Kalamazoo, with Glen Dillon, me, and newsperson Diana Catacosinos. (Dave Benson,TSM)
Well here it is, after 34 years, the final show on 103.3 KFR. Sad? No. Never, because it was one incredible ride. And because I m not gone. I ll be working 30 feet from here beginning Monday. When I got the call in late 1986, about coming to KFR, I had no idea that this would be as special a part of my life as it turned out. I guess in my mind, I thought this would just another stop on the journey. It turned out to be so much more than that.