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The American Tower REIT Conversion: Wireless Dominance? by Alan Hearty

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After announcing that it will convert into a REIT, the price of American Tower’s shares are up 26% this trading year.  This new structure will provide American Tower with incredible tax benefits not shared by its competitors.  This article examines whether the increase in American Tower’s share price is justified.

 
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