AT&T (T) let loose its first marketing salvo tied to the DirecTV acquisition, announcing a $200 package of TV and wireless services. AT&T will sell the $200 package at its retail stores starting Aug. 10. The $48.5 billion DirecTV deal closed on July 25. With the acquisition, AT&T aims to have a bundled offer that wireless rivals — Verizon Communications (VZ), Sprint (S) and
Stocks went for a wild ride this past week, with a swath of earnings reports from big names. But the roller coaster of Q2 results isn’t slowing down just yet. Ten top-rated IBD 50 stocks are all geared up to issue their quarterly performances: Allergan (AGN), Regeneron Pharmaceuticals (REGN), Jazz Pharmaceuticals (JAZZ), Monster Beverage (MNST), Gray Television (GTN), Paycom Software (PAYC), Criteo (CRTO), Epam Systems (EPAM), AMC Networks (AMCX),
“The car will learn over time,” Tesla Motors (TSLA) CEO Elon Musk tweeted on Twitter (TWTR) Friday afternoon. And when asked if one car will learn from other cars, he replied, “Yes.” Musk is getting ready to push a software update for the Model S electric sedan that inches toward autopilot — cars that drive themselves. Earlier in the day, he tweeted: “Almost ready to release highway autosteer and parallel autopark software update.” The billionaire