Conventional wisdom would suggest Sprint wins now that the deal between AT&T and T-Mobile if off the table. But we’re hearing not so.
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Source – cnbc.com
Sprint, the No. 3 U.S. wireless carrier, is making a multibillion-dollar gamble that access to the iPhone will be the ticket to a turnaround. But Sprint shares dropped sharply on the news, indicating investors weren’t sold on the risk. Drew Dowell discusses on Digits.
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Source – WSJ.com
Sprint will get both the new iPhone 5 and the iPhone 4 but it’s unclear just how many new subscribers Sprint will be able to reel in come this fall, MarketWatch’s Dan Gallagher reports on Markets Hub. (Photo: AP Photo.)
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Source – WSJ.com
Sprint will get both the new iPhone 5 and the iPhone 4 but it’s unclear just how many new subscribers Sprint will be able to reel in come this fall, MarketWatch’s Dan Gallagher reports on Markets Hub. (Photo: AP Photo.)
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Source – WSJ.com
Dan Hesse, CEO of Sprint Nextel, discusses what will happen if the AT&T and T-Mobile merger goes through. “We’re not afraid of competition,” he says. “We think it’s a good thing.”
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Source – CNBC.com
CNBC’s Jim Cramer weighs in on Sprint, Jamie Dimon, and Groupon.
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Source – CNBC.com
A look at Sprint’s stock, which was hit hard yesterday because of the AT&T/T-Mobile deal, with Dan Hesse, Sprint CEO, and Mad Money host Jim Cramer.
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Source – CNBC.com
Investors slammed Sprint on Monday after rival AT&T announced plans to buy T-Mobile for $39 billion.
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Source – cnbc.com
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