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AT&T finds returns in retired copper
As AT&T transitions its broadband service from copper to fiber, the company anticipates $6 billion in cost savings when its copper network is taken off-line. CFO Pascal Desroches says the company is also getting financial returns from selling the copper it's no longer using.
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