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AT&T (T) says it expects low-single-digit adjusted EPS growth in 2015 as analysts focus on the high-dividend-paying company’s free cash flow amid investments and slowing wireless revenue growth. AT&T, which late Tuesday posted Q4 earnings and revenue slightly above views, plans to update full-year guidance when its proposed acquisition of DirecTV Group (DTV) closes. AT&T’s stock was up 1% in late morning trading in the stock market today. Analysts Scalper1 News
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