Sprint and T-Mobile late on Thursday announced a revised merger agreement, giving T-Mobile parent company Deutsche Telekom a bigger ownership stake by skleb1234
Both companies said on Thursday that they plan to finalize the merger as soon as April 1, which sent Sprint shares up more than 4% after the announcement while T-Mobile shares fell 1.5%.Sprint stock rose another 6.5% on Friday morning, while T-Mobile shares fell 0.7%. Before the merger was approved by a judge last week, Sprint shares were trading at a.
“Today’s announcement is another significant step forward toward finally closing this transaction! Throughout this journey, T-Mobile and Sprint have been singularly focused on one thing: building a supercharged Un-carrier that will offer U.S. consumers a broad and deep nationwide 5G network, more choice and greater competition,” said T-Mobile CEO John Legere. “We are now on the threshold of achieving our goal.
Singapore Latest News, Singapore Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
Sprint And T-Mobile Renegotiate Merger Agreement, Giving Deutsche Telekom A Bigger Ownership StakeBoth sides are eager to finally close the deal.
Read more »
Sprint and T-Mobile agree to give Deutsche Telekom slightly higher stake in combined companyCommon shareholders won't see a change in the exchange ratio.
Read more »
T-Mobile and Sprint near agreement on new merger terms: WSJT- Mobile US and Sprint Corp are nearing an agreement on new merger terms, The W...
Read more »
T-Mobile, Sprint amend merger terms, SoftBank takes a hitT-Mobile US and Sprint Corp said on Thursday that they had agreed on new merger ...
Read more »
WSJ News Exclusive | Sprint, T-Mobile Near Agreement on New Merger TermsSprint and T-Mobile are close to agreeing on new terms for their merger, according to people familiar with the matter, as the wireless carriers race to close the deal after overcoming a federal court challenge.
Read more »
WSJ News Exclusive | Sprint, T-Mobile Revise Merger TermsSprint and T-Mobile have agreed on new terms for their merger, as the wireless carriers race to close the deal after overcoming a federal court challenge.
Read more »