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SoftBank May Court T-Mobile If Sprint Deal Collapses

Jun 7, 2013, 5:55 PM by Eric M. Zeman

SoftBank might use T-Mobile USA as its back-up option should its attempt to acquire a 70% equity stake in Sprint fall through, reports Reuters. Citing unnamed sources, Reuters said that SoftBank has held discussions over the matter with Deutsche Telekom, which owns 74% of T-Mobile. One possible scenario would have SoftBank purchase the 74% owned by Deutsche Telekom, says Reuters' source. SoftBank is paying $20.1 billion for 70% of Sprint, but T-Mobile's market capitalization stands at about $15 billion. SoftBank's deal has already been approved by the SEC, DOJ, FBI, and DHS. It is still undergoing review at the Federal Communications Commission and faces a Sprint shareholder vote on June 12.

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ELawson87

Jun 8, 2013, 12:25 PM

Sell a German carrier to the Japanese

Call it Axis Mobile.

rwmgd2

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Zpike

That is frickin hilarious 🤣

magneticmessaging

Jun 8, 2013, 11:16 AM

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Telephone Pad is the first 3-in-1 tablet, GPS, and unlocked 3G Phone. Now you don't have to carry a phone and a tablet any more! It's very stylish, has very high built quality, and is quite robust. The majo

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DarkStar

Actually this spambot is incorrect. Asus already has a product that does that called the fonepad and they have the padfone also. Too late.

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