US telecoms giant T-Mobile has agreed to buy its rival Sprint in a $26bn (£18.9bn) deal. The merger of America's third and fourth largest mobile carriers is designed to create a more competitive ...
Just last week FCC Chairman Ajit Pai formally backed the merger, stating a combined T-Mobile/Sprint would help meet two of the FCC's top priorities: bringing broadband to rural areas and advancing ...
Lawmakers already calling for nightmare T-Mobile Sprint merger to be investigated ...
Sprint and T-Mobile are coming together in a $26.5 billion mega-merger. The Department of Justice (DOJ) gave the green light on Friday after months of lengthy negotiations between Sprint and T-Mobile.
News of SoftBank's potential merger plans sent both Sprint and T-Mobile's stock up early Wednesday morning, with Sprint up 2.7 percent and T-Mobile rising 3.8 percent during premarket trading.
Still, regulators are expected to make a merger between Sprint and T-Mobile very tough. Industry analyst Moffett Nathanson thinks there is less than a 10% chance the deal is approved. With Comcast ...
When T-Mobile and Sprint finally agreed to a blockbuster $146 billion merger over the weekend, it marked the end of a years-long courtship and the culmination of countless hours of negotiation.