The DOJ and FCC have both approved T-Mobile’s $4.4 billion acquisition of most of US Cellular, with no major conditions or ...

T-Mobile is ending DEI (diversity, equity, and inclusion) policies in an attempt to obtain the Trump administration's ...

The FCC voted along party lines Wednesday to green-light the massive merger. The Federal Communications Commission may have voted to approve a merger between T-Mobile and Sprint, and the Justice ...

The FCC has given its stamp of approval to T-Mobile and Sprint's proposed merger, saying the deal will "enhance competition" and hasten 5G deployment. Those opposed say the merger defies common ...

After more than a year in review and several extensions, the FCC has finally given the T-Mobile Sprint merger its final approval.. The new carrier—which people have been calling New T-Mobile ...

The T-Mobile-Sprint merger cleared a hurdle Wednesday when the FCC formally voted to approve the deal. ... FCC formally approves T-Mobile-Sprint merger, but companies aren't out of the woods yet.

The US Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has formally approved the $26 billion merger and acquisition between T-Mobile and Sprint. Both democrats on the commission voted against the deal ...

"The @FCC's final approval of the T-Mobile/Sprint merger officially hands control of nearly 100% of wireless services to 3 corporate giants – strangling competition & harming consumers, workers ...

FCC Approves Gray’s Acquisition of KXLT However, Starks disagrees. “I believe that T-Mobile and Sprint have not proven that their merger will benefit the public interest,” he said, citing that ...

The Federal Communications Commission on Tuesday released its ruling outlining the conditions for its approval of the $26 billion merger between Overland Park-based Sprint and T-Mobile.

The FCC has approved the T-Mobile-Sprint merger, combining two of the U.S.'s four major mobile operators. Prime Day Digital Culture Tech Science Life Social Good Entertainment Deals Shopping Games.

T-Mobile and Sprint get FCC approval to merge in 3-2 party-line vote Merger gets final US approval, but states are still suing to block the deal.