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How Sprint's Failed T-Mobile Merger Could Affect the Tech Industry
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(0:30) - Sprint and T-Mobile Merger Fails
(3:00) - Sprint Announces Partnership With Altice USA
(6:00) - SoftBank's $100 Billion Tech Fund: SoftBank Vision Fund
(9:20) - Episode Roundup: Podcast@Zacks.com
On today’s episode of the Tech Talk Tuesday podcast, Ryan McQueeney discusses the failure of Sprint’s attempted merger with T-Mobile and what it might mean for the telecomm industry, as well as the broader tech sector.
Remember to subscribe and leave a rating on iTunes if you enjoy the show!
Over the weekend, we learned that the long-awaited merger between Sprint (S - Free Report) and T-Mobile (TMUS - Free Report) had fallen apart for good. The U.S. wireless industry will remain a four-horse race, and all parties involved will now shift to their backup plans.
For Sprint and its parent company SoftBank (SFTBY - Free Report) , that backup plan included teaming up with U.S. cable operator Altice USA (ATUS - Free Report) on a new deal that will see Altice sell mobile plans on Sprint’s network, with Sprint using Altice’s cable infrastructure to transmit cellular data.
But the T-Mobile merger was a major goal for SoftBank and its enigmatic CEO, Masayoshi Son. Where will the Japanese company go from here? Well, it could double down on its tech investments through its SoftBank Vision Fund, which could now be the company’s best bet for establishing a dominant position as we enter the era of interconnectedness.
Make sure to tune into the show to hear more!
As a reminder, if you feel that we missed something, or if you want us to cover a different story, shoot us an email at podcast@zacks.com. Make sure to check out all of our other audio content at zacks.com/podcasts, and remember to subscribe and leave us a rating on iTunes.
As always, thanks for listening to the Zacks Tech Talk Tuesday Podcast; we will see you next time!
Want more stock market analysis from this author? Make sure to follow @Ryan_McQueeney on Twitter!
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How Sprint's Failed T-Mobile Merger Could Affect the Tech Industry
On today’s episode of the Tech Talk Tuesday podcast, Ryan McQueeney discusses the failure of Sprint’s attempted merger with T-Mobile and what it might mean for the telecomm industry, as well as the broader tech sector.
Remember to subscribe and leave a rating on iTunes if you enjoy the show!
Over the weekend, we learned that the long-awaited merger between Sprint (S - Free Report) and T-Mobile (TMUS - Free Report) had fallen apart for good. The U.S. wireless industry will remain a four-horse race, and all parties involved will now shift to their backup plans.
For Sprint and its parent company SoftBank (SFTBY - Free Report) , that backup plan included teaming up with U.S. cable operator Altice USA (ATUS - Free Report) on a new deal that will see Altice sell mobile plans on Sprint’s network, with Sprint using Altice’s cable infrastructure to transmit cellular data.
But the T-Mobile merger was a major goal for SoftBank and its enigmatic CEO, Masayoshi Son. Where will the Japanese company go from here? Well, it could double down on its tech investments through its SoftBank Vision Fund, which could now be the company’s best bet for establishing a dominant position as we enter the era of interconnectedness.
Make sure to tune into the show to hear more!
As a reminder, if you feel that we missed something, or if you want us to cover a different story, shoot us an email at podcast@zacks.com. Make sure to check out all of our other audio content at zacks.com/podcasts, and remember to subscribe and leave us a rating on iTunes.
As always, thanks for listening to the Zacks Tech Talk Tuesday Podcast; we will see you next time!
Want more stock market analysis from this author? Make sure to follow @Ryan_McQueeney on Twitter!
Zacks' Hidden Trades
While we share many recommendations and ideas with the public, certain moves are hidden from everyone but selected members of our portfolio services. Would you like to peek behind the curtain today and view them?
Starting today, and for the next month, you can follow all Zacks’ private buys and sells in real time. Our experts cover all kinds of trades: value, momentum, ETFs, stocks under $10, stocks that corporate insiders are buying up, and companies that are about to report positive earnings surprises. You can even look inside portfolios so exclusive that they are normally closed to new investors.
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