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Twilio Stock Declines Due to Slowing Growth, T-Mobile Reports Profit Increase
- Twilio's stock declined as slowing growth dampened expectations of AI benefits.
- T-Mobile reported a 27% increase in third-quarter net income to about $3.5 billion.
- T-Mobile's profit growth is primarily due to higher earnings per account despite fewer new accounts and higher churn.
- T-Mobile's shares rose 2% in pre-market trading but were flat by midday.
- The profit increase at T-Mobile is largely attributed to operating leverage.
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The Motley Fool·
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Barron's·
Twilio Stock Sinks as Slowing Growth Throws ‘Cold Water’ on Benefits From AI
The Motley Fool·
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The Motley Fool·
T-Mobile Profit Up 27% as Account Churn Rises: Rapid Earnings Reaction