Saturday, November 4, 2017
T-Mobile and Sprint end merger talks
In practice, it might have come down to two strong-headed companies unwilling to budge on ownership ratios. T-Mobile has already explained its reasoning: why give up control when everything is coming up roses? For Sprint, however, it’s a bit more complicated. SoftBank reportedly held a meeting in late October where it decided that it wouldn’t cede control, putting Sprint in an awkward position
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