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Downtown Dallas stakeholders are holding their collective breath as AT&T Inc., the largest public company headquartered in the city, considers its real estate options . From city officials to real estate moguls, downtown shopkeepers and restaurateurs, interest in the telecom giant's plans is at a fever pitch.

For now, AT&T’s global headquarters remains at Whitacre Tower in downtown under a lease that runs through 2030. However, the company has not confirmed its long-term plans for the site.

AT&T has repeatedly refused to answer questions about the company's potential real estate moves in the Metroplex and how any workforce shifts

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