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Takeover of Sprint helps German group to reach a record high for a European telecoms company
US officials celebrate taxpayer windfall but it is a heavy price for indebted companies
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The Japanese conglomerate’s shares have soared 140 per cent since March 19
Japanese technology conglomerate at the centre of a circular flow of financing
Japanese group begins unwinding holding in carrier that took over its Sprint unit
Japanese group looking to bolster its own performance after coming under pressure to raise cash
Coronavirus crisis stalled final financing stage of $66bn telecoms deal
About $65bn of investor orders for deal underscore demand for investment-grade debt
SoftBank accepts weaker position after shift in fortunes since original 2018 approach
State is one of more than a dozen that tried to stop $59bn deal
Pressure from T-Mobile US’s parent company threatens to delay or scupper $74bn deal
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Argument that T-Mobile would act anti-competitively after the merger was not persuasive
A complex integration lies ahead, but huge cost savings should be possible
Telecoms group’s shares surge almost 70% on news T-Mobile USA deal will clear
US attorneys-general show evidence executives predicted price rises from $59bn takeover
John Legere to step down as chief of US’s third-largest phone carrier
COO Mike Sievert to take over from May next year
T-Mobile’s brash US boss has transformed both his company and his image
Colourful telecoms veteran John Legere could replace office group insiders
Trump administration signs off on $59bn deal to create one of the largest US mobile providers
A rival’s tweets seem to resonate with investors
The Feds are insisting on a market with 4 players
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