Elliott’s move puts the activist directly at odds with Deutsche Telekom CEO Tim Hoettges, who has been pursuing a full combination of the two companies since at least April 2026. Deutsche Telekom holds roughly a 53% stake in T-Mobile US, and Hoettges’s plan would have created the world’s largest wireless operator by market capitalization. Instead, Elliott is pressing management to consider alternative paths to shareholder value, with buybacks cited as the preferred mechanism, according to Bloomb
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The price to play in the mobile phone business for SpaceX won't be cheap.

The financial line management once put first now gets far less airtime than a business that has yet to reach the revenue line.

AST SpaceMobile stock has dropped nearly 54% since May amid cash burn, dilution, and insider selling concerns, while FCC testing and carrier partnerships offer potential catalysts.

Verizon has lagged behind the S&P 500 Index over the past year, and analysts remain somewhat bullish about the stock’s growth prospects.

While T-Mobile has trailed its communication peers over the past year, Wall Street analysts maintain a strongly optimistic outlook on the stock’s prospects.

T-Mobile US (TMUS) is in the spotlight after extending its T-Satellite with Starlink texting service across the Hawaiian Islands ahead of storm Lala, while also pushing deeper into app-led retail interactions and restructuring its store footprint. T-Mobile US has been reshaping how it serves customers through the T-Life app and store closures while also using satellite partnerships with Starlink to support resilience in areas like Hawaii. Yet the share price is down 9.12% year to date and the...

T-Mobile is changing how it handles customer interactions at its locations.

SpaceX’s wireless ambitions may look like a threat to T-Mobile. But the telecom giant could emerge as an unexpected winner.

The satellite scare has defined the telecom debate, but the profit line moved on operating leverage and the legacy costs coming out with the copper.
BofA says Starlink is more likely to complement wireless networks.

The wireless giant has disclosed 63 new layoffs across 13 locations in Washington state. Its head count has decreased significantly in 2026.

Bank of America believes SpaceX’s (NASDAQ:SPCX) plans to expand further into wireless connectivity could ultimately benefit T-Mobile (NASDAQ:TMUS), tower operators and the value of mobile spectrum rather than pose an immediate competitive threat. The bank reached its view following discussions with T-Mobile Chief Technology Officer Dr.

Spectrum is sweetening its internet plans as it faces mounting pressure to keep customers from leaving.
The analysis carries clear implications for U.S. incumbent carriers AT&T (NYSE: T), Verizon (NYSE: VZ), and T-Mobile (NASDAQ: TMUS), all of which face the prospect of a SpaceX-led mobile entrant and currently invest double-digit billions of dollars annually to maintain nationwide LTE and 5G coverage.

TMUS is sustaining strong service revenue growth as postpaid accounts, premium plans and ARPA gains fuel momentum.

T-Mobile US stock has given investors a 42.1% gain over the past three years, yet current checks suggest the shares now look roughly in line with what the market usually pays for this kind of business rather than clearly cheap or clearly expensive. The 42.1% return over three years highlights that longer term holders have still come out ahead despite more recent weakness. Expansion of network capabilities and services, including satellite supported connectivity and new device launches, can...
ASTS already has FCC approval to test the same frequencies with up to 100 commercially available phones near Midland and Lanham through Sept.12.

T-Mobile faces concerns about its future as competition puts more pressure on its business.

Verizon just ran out of options on something that started years ago. AT&T is still in the fight.

AT&T is outperforming many of its telecom rivals, but its stock price doesn't seem to reflect that success.

AST SpaceMobile received a 30-day FCC authorization to test 800 MHz satellite connectivity, following a Q2 earnings miss and mixed analyst sentiment on the stock.

Cogent Communications' $225M data-center sale boosts liquidity and supports debt reduction, but a 2027 maturity and T-Mobile payment runoff keep execution key.

T-Mobile is making significant changes for employees as it navigates a challenging wireless market.

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The court denied Verizon's petition without explanation, ending the carrier's effort to recover a fine over the sale of customer location data

