SWB

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SWB is the commonly used abbreviation for Southwestern Bell, a major former regional telephone company in the United States that became part of AT&T.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf regional Bell operating company
telecommunications company
abbreviationType corporate abbreviation
associatedWith AT&T Corporation
linked to: AT&T

Bell System
brandStatus defunct
country United States
dateOfEvent 1984 Bell System divestiture
formerNameOf SBC Communications Inc.
linked to: SBC Communications
fullName Southwestern Bell
headquartersLocation St. Louis, Missouri
historicalRole major regional telephone company in the United States
industry internet service
local telephone service
long-distance telephone service
telecommunications
wireless communications
isAbbreviationOf Southwestern Bell
mergedInto AT&T Inc.
linked to: AT&T

SBC Communications Inc.
linked to: SBC Communications
notableFor being one of the original Baby Bells created after the breakup of AT&T
operatedIn Arkansas
Kansas
Missouri
Oklahoma
Texas
parts of other U.S. states
originatedFrom Bell System divestiture
ownedBrand Southwestern Bell Telephone
linked to: Southwestern Bell
ownershipChange became part of AT&T through mergers and acquisitions
parentCompany AT&T Inc.
linked to: AT&T
partOf AT&T Inc.
linked to: AT&T

Baby Bells
predecessor Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
linked to: Southwestern Bell
providedService business telephone service
directory assistance
public payphone service
residential telephone service
regionServed Southwestern United States
regulatoryStatus Regional Bell Operating Company
serviceType local exchange carrier
regional telephone service provider
successor AT&T Inc.
linked to: AT&T

SBC Communications Inc.
linked to: SBC Communications
telecomRegime post-divestiture U.S. telecommunications market

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