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[...] to secure the necessary financing, which would enable them to put in an offer to purchase T-Mobile US. According to various unnamed sources, the company looks set to put their offer on the table as [...]

[...] Plans between T-Mobile US and AT&T to engage in a number of license and spectrum swaps gained momentum as the [...]

[...] confirmed that it has presented a $15 billion bid to purchase what would be a majority stake in T-Mobile US. The company has stated that the cash portion of the deal would be financed by means of a [...]

[...] to show a distinctly clear network advantage over the majority of its smaller rivals, namely T-Mobile US and Sprint. However, there may be a few signs which could indicate that the gaps between these [...]

[...] stated that SoftBank had reached an agreement to purchase a controlling T-Mobile stake from Deutsche Telekom (DT). T-Mobile was up by close to 1.5%, while Sprint surged upwards by as much as 4%. The [...]

[...] in Sprint. His combined investment in the carriers is worth just over $1 billion. Deutsche Telekom owns 67% of T-Mobile, while SoftBank controls approximately 80% of Sprint. Bloomberg [...]

[...] be somewhere in the region of the $32 billion mark, or close to $40 for each share. While Deutsche Telekom (DT), who is the parent company of T-Mobile US, is reportedly already in agreement to the [...]

[...] find out how much spectrum each of the four major carriers has that could be deployed towards LTE services, FierceWireless recently partnered with AllNet Labs, a wireless consulting company. AllNet [...]

[...] spectrum was previously used for WiMAX services, where the spectrum is already allocated for LTE services or where LTE in the 3.5 GHz band is expected to serve as capacity overlay for existing [...]

[...] likely be attributed to the network provider’s rapid deployment of AWS spectrum for its LTE services. In order to compile the latest test results, RootMetrics drove close to 235,000 miles [...]

[...] in the 2.3 GHz spectrum band as well. T-Mobile US has, however, based their initial rollout of LTE services on their 1.7/2.1 GHz spectrum offering, and also has plans in place which would see them [...]

[...] cellular site locations, today announced it has entered into an agreement with AllianceBernstein Private Credit Investors to facilitate its ongoing acquisition of high quality assets and accumulate [...]

[...] infrastructure and real estate-related assets. About AllianceBernstein L.P. and AllianceBernstein Private Credit Investors AllianceBernstein Private Credit Investors is the private corporate credit [...]

Sources have reported to RCR Wireless that AT&T’s reduction in spending during the second quarter has not only had a severe impact on contractor [...]

[...] in the wireless carrier industry, especially taking into account the top four cellular network providers, namely AT&T, Verizon Wireless, Sprint and T-Mobile. Although Verizon Wireless was able [...]

[...] Stanley estimated that, should the merger deal go ahead, the annual cost savings for the network providers would be at least $3 billion. [...]

According to a recently-released report from network testing company RootMetrics, T-Mobile US has managed to overtake Sprint as the country’s number [...]

[...] ) spectrum for LTE services. They have been deploying their LTE service on their 1700/2100 MHz AWS spectrum in order to boost their network capacity and their 700 MHz LTE network is available in more [...]

[...] , this can more than likely be attributed to the network provider’s rapid deployment of AWS spectrum for its LTE services. In order to compile the latest test results, RootMetrics drove [...]

[...] , which proved instrumental in providing a boost in these particular markets. Tier 1 wireless carriers in the US have already laid out their initial small cell rollouts, with AT&T [...]