Citing wireless trends, AT&T raises sales outlook

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NEW YORK (AP) — AT&T boosted its full-year revenue forecast Tuesday, citing strong wireless trends.

The company said it expects a second-quarter net addition of more than 800,000 in “post-paid” plans. Those are high-value customers who have contracts or long-term installment plans. It’s also 175,000 more than the number added during the previous quarter.

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