T-Mobile

This morning, Piper Jaffray analyst Gene Munster told Bloomberg that he believes that the propsed merger between AT&T (NYSE: T) and T-Mobile could lead to a 3% increase in Apple (NASDAQ: AAPL) profits, amounting to an additional $3 billion from the T-Mobile customers who would then have access...

AT&T (NYSE: T) will have to comply with many requirements to gain government approval for its merger with T-Mobile. Many outlets are voicing concerns over a creation of a duopoly in the wireless industry. The merger of AT&T and T-Mobile would make this the largest wireless service...

It's Merger Monday again. If all goes as planned, tomorrow could be Terrible Tuesday, followed by Wacky Wednesday and Tenacious Thursday. Now that AT&T (NYSE: T) has announced its plans for world domination, consumers are left to wonder about the future of cellular phones. Despite the advent...

This afternoon on CNBC, Jim Cramer shared his views on the merger between AT&T (NYSE: T) and T-Mobile. “This is just brilliant,” he said. “It is brilliant!” Cramer believes that by joining forces with T-Mobile, AT&T will be able to solve its quality issues. “It takes a lot of money to...

AT&T (NYSE: T) and Deutsche Telekom announced that AT&T is buying T-Mobile USA for $39 billion, Benchmark reports. “This is bad news for tower companies as it would likely lead to cell site decommissioning and possibly lower future demand, with three major wireless carriers rather than four...

BGB Securities reports that it believes the three vendors most likely to benefit from the proposed AT&T combination with T-Mobile are Convergys (NYSE: CVG), Sykes (NASDAQ: SYKE), and to a lesser degree, APAC (NASDAQ: APAC). Convergys closed Friday at $13.65; Sykes closed at $18.40; $6.00.

BGB Securities has chosen three vendors that will benefit from the deal between AT&T (NYSE: T) and T-Mobile. According to the report, "We believe the three vendors most likely to benefit from the proposed AT&T combination with T-Mobile are Convergys (CVG-BUY), Sykes (SYKE-Buy), and to a...

With regards to the prospective merger between AT&T (NYSE: T) and T-Mobile, former FCC chairman Reed Hundt told CNBC that over the next several years, he believes that all carriers will move to fourth generation technology. “So we're gonna end up with a common standard across the country. I don...

This morning on CNBC, Former chairman of the FCC, Reed Hundt, said that he feels that the prospective AT&T (NYSE: T) and T-Mobile merger is the defining deal of the antitrust policy of the Obama administration. Comparatively, Hundt said that the Comcast (NASDAQ: CMCSA) deal was not the defining...

In its weekly update on telecom services, Piper Jaffray reports that the potential merger of Leap Wireless (NASDAQ: LEAP) and MetroPCS (NYSE: PCS) would have no real effect on the tower stocks. “Overlapping markets are extremely limited, so there is little risk for cell site decommissioning,” Piper...

Oppenheimer reports that stocks in the communications industry, specifically Sprint (NYSE: S) and Leap (NASDAQ: LEAP) performed well this week, in spite of a market decline. Oppenheimer stated that “Communications sector stocks outperformed significantly, increasing by 0.7%. Sprint (+15%) and Leap...

Bloomberg is reporting this morning that Deutsche Telekom AG is in talks with Sprint Nextel Group (NYSE: S) to sell its T-Mobile USA unit in exchange for a major stake in the combined entity. According to people familiar with the matter, the talks have been happening for some time and it is...

Oppenheimer's Datatimes Report included these items of interest: 1. AT&T (NYSE: T) announced that Matthew Rose will join its board of directors. Mr. Rose also serves on the board of AMR Corporation (NYSE: AMR) and had previously served on the board of Burlington Northern Santa Fe, a Berkshire...