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Sprint/T-Mobile: Markets Building in a 60% Probability Deal Is Rejected
510 Views21 Jan 2020 13:35
Sprint shares now trade at a 43% discount to the implied value based on the original merger terms, down from <10% last July when the DoJ...
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Kirk Boodry
Telco/Internet specialist
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