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T-Mobile may need to create competing carrier for Sprint merger deal

If T-Mobile wants the Sprint merger to happen, it may need to create a competitor with its own wireless network to get approval. The requirement comes from the Department of Justice, according to a new leak, which claims the department’s antitrust division seeks the new carrier to ensure consumers have an adequate number of service options. Without this requirement, the … Continue reading

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