Sprint: talks fail with T-Mobile.
(CercleFinance.com) - T-Mobile US, Deutsche Telekom's 64%-held subsidiary, and Sprint Corp.
, a subsidiary of the Japanese group Softbank, announced at the weekend that they were ending their talks for a merger, as no agreement could be reached between their parent companies.
Neither Sprint nor Deutsche Telekom seemed to want to give up control of the new entity; analysts at Aurel BGC said, noting that the gap should remain between the two sector leaders, AT&T and Verizon, and their rivals.
However, it is particularly Sprint rather than T-Mobile US that will have to find a solution to continue its recovery, whose commercial momentum has now been well established over recent years, the broker continued.
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, a subsidiary of the Japanese group Softbank, announced at the weekend that they were ending their talks for a merger, as no agreement could be reached between their parent companies.
Neither Sprint nor Deutsche Telekom seemed to want to give up control of the new entity; analysts at Aurel BGC said, noting that the gap should remain between the two sector leaders, AT&T and Verizon, and their rivals.
However, it is particularly Sprint rather than T-Mobile US that will have to find a solution to continue its recovery, whose commercial momentum has now been well established over recent years, the broker continued.
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