One of AT&T’s top executives, John Donovan, is retiring, leaving an opening atop the telecom’s biggest division
Senior AT&T Inc. executive John Donovan will retire Oct. 1, leaving a sudden opening atop the company’s core business as its leaders confront upheavals in the U.S. media and telecom markets.
Mr. Donovan, 58 years old, runs the company’s communications division, a sprawling group that includes the Dallas company’s wireless business, home broadband and landline services, and the struggling DirecTV service in the U.S.
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