Sprint and T-Mobile have cleared one their last hurdles standing in its way of merging in a $26.5 billion deal first proposed last year. The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) voted Wednesday ...
So to make up for the lack of network performance, Sprint is taking a page out of T-Mobile’s old playbook, and slashing prices with a ridiculously good deal. Starting today and lasting for the ...
the world's largest mobile-phone operator. Under terms of the deal, Sprint shareholders would get one share of the new company for each Sprint share while Nextel shareholders would get the ...
The 800MHz spectrum was supposed to go to Dish Network, but the brand failed to come up with the money. Now the spectrum is ...
The FCC and DOJ consider deals in parallel. The former looks at whether a merger is in the public interest, while the latter weighs the impact on competition. T-Mobile and Sprint have said they ...
When T-Mobile and Sprint finally agreed over the ... But it could've been a much better deal for Sprint's parent company, SoftBank, if only the Japanese telecom giant had been less stubborn ...
They filed a lawsuit on June 11 aimed at stopping the purchase by No. 3 U.S. wireless operator T-Mobile of No. 4 Sprint, saying the deal would cost their subscribers more than $4.5 billion annually.
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