DOJ approves T-Mobile’s merger with Sprint after the companies agreed to create a new wireless carrier by selling assets to Dish Network
The Justice Department approved T-Mobile US Inc.’s merger with Sprint Corp. after the companies agreed to create a new wireless carrier by selling assets to satellite-TV provider Dish Network Corp.
The landmark antitrust agreement seeks to address concerns that the combination of T-Mobile, the nation’s No. 3 carrier by subscribers, and No. 4 Sprint will drive up prices for consumers. It would leave more than 95% of American cellphone customers with the top three U.S. operators.
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