T-Mobile could have some issues getting regulators to approve US Cellular purchase
With all of the issues coming out of T-Mobile lately, the FCC and DOJ might hold off on rubber stamping approval of US Cellular deal.
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With all of the issues coming out of T-Mobile lately, the FCC and DOJ might hold off on rubber stamping approval of US Cellular deal.
In the February 13th edition of the Wall Street Journal, Professor Thomas W. Hazlett offers a breathless endorsement of market concentration with the T-Mobile acquisition of Sprint, his go-to example. Apparently, mergers and acquisitions benefit consumers because they enhance competition and generate all sorts of positive outcomes that could not possibly have occurred but for the reduction in the number of industry players.
When T-Mobile was seeking Congressional approval to merge with Sprint, then-CEO John Legere made a promise. “This merger will be a tremendous jobs creator at…
When T-Mobile acquired Sprint, it promised to keep employee count higher than pre-merger. Yet, here we are with more T-Mobile layoffs.
In defending its 2020 merger with rival Sprint, T-Mobile made specific promises about adding jobs. New layoffs show how it's fallen short.