AT&T plans to end 2023 with almost as much attention as it closed 2023 with, when it announced its $14 billion RAN equipment deal with Ericsson. This time, the US operator is wooing investors with sensible talk of plans to grow its broadband and wireless services, and make good on the classical telecom services. Investor interest should follow, particularly as central banks have been lowering interest rates, moves that will encourage investors to look at reliable sectors like telecoms with renewed interest. The emphasis on classical telco revenue lines is a correction from AT&T’s foray into the business of media in recent years with investments Warner Media, which the operator sold in 2022, and satellite TV company DirecTV, which it…