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News Was T-Mobile Hacked? What Customers Need to Know
T-Mobile announced that someone hacked into its systems and obtained certain customer information. Here's what customers need to know.News 3G Network Is Being Phased Out in Favor of 5G — Will Your Devices Be Affected?
Cell providers are phasing out 3G completely to make room for 5G. Providers have released lists on which devices will be affected.Technology & Communications 5G Can Provide 100× Faster Mobile Data, Though AT&T and Verizon Are Delaying Its Rollout
How do you know if your phone is 5G? Learn more about the fifth generation of broadband cellular networks—and how to connect to 5G service.Company & Industry Overviews Why Verizon Needed to Diversify Its Wireless Business
Verizon’s wireless business accounts for more than 70% of its revenues. However, the business has recently seen falling revenue growth.Earnings Report Sprint’s liquidity must be maintained to fund capital investments
Sprint is cutting down on operating costs to manage high capital expenditures. But marginal cash flows aren’t alleviating Sprint’s liquidity concerns.Company & Industry Overviews What Is Dish Network’s Wireless Spectrum Strategy ?
Dish Network (DISH) has filed an application with the FCC to participate as a potential spectrum bidder.Company & Industry Overviews Users consume more data on Verizon and Sprint networks
People consume more data via Wi-Fi because it’s much cheaper than cellular data plans—6.8 GB using Android phones and 8.9 GB using Apple iPhones.Company & Industry Overviews Why Is AT&T Offering DirecTV as an Over-the-Top Service?
AT&T is planning to enter the IP-based video delivery market by offering DirecTV as an OTT (over-the-top) service in the fourth quarter of 2016.Company & Industry Overviews What’s Driving Capex at Verizon?
Verizon has been spending big on capex to improve its network and acquire additional spectrum for future use.Company & Industry Overviews Investors should be aware of regulations in the telecom industry
In the US and around the world, the telecom industry is regulated because market forces can’t maintain competition within the highly capital-intensive industry.Company & Industry Overviews Key customers in the telecom industry
Post-paid users pay telecom companies periodically. The users pay after they received the service. They typically subscribe to plans for a fixed term.Technology & Communications Must-know: Why AT&T’s churn rate is the best in the industry
Lower churn rates help companies save cost that they would otherwise incur acquiring new customers. So it’s an important parameter in the telecom industry.Technology & Communications Why we’re seeing a telecom shift from subsidy to installment plans
Compared to the traditional subsidy model, the Next program provides more flexibility to customers who like to frequently upgrade their devices.Company & Industry Overviews Valuation metrics that investors can use in the telecom industry
Investors often use different metrics to determine telecom companies’ relative valuation. Telecom is a capital-intensive industry with high fixed costs.Company & Industry Overviews What’s T-Mobile’s Distribution Strategy for the Rest of 2018?
T-Mobile (TMUS), the fastest-growing and third-largest wireless service provider in the US, is expanding its distribution footprint as a means to drive growth in the untapped US markets.Technology & Communications 3 Things You Need to Know before Buying T-Mobile Stock
In recent months, T-Mobile stock soared and investors made good money. However, there’s a chance for other investors to make money with the stock.Earnings Report What’s driving Verizon’s increase in average revenue per account?
Average revenue per account (or ARPA) is an important metric for Verizon. It gives an idea of how well it’s able to monetize its users’ accounts. Verizon increases ARPA consistently.Technology & Communications Must-Know Potential Synergies from a T-Mobile–Sprint Merger
The combined company expects more than $6.0 billion in annual run-rate synergies.Earnings Report Sprint ramps up promotional efforts to expand customer base
The launch of Apple’s iPhone 6 in September, just before the holiday season, was a key driver for Sprint’s increased promotional efforts during fiscal 3Q14.Get Real Get Real: Bulls Return, Equity Indexes Reach New Highs
In today’s Get Real newsletter, we discussed equity bulls’ return, Trump’s call to Boeing, and another loss for FedEx. Plus, change for Disney’s Hulu.Company & Industry Overviews What Preorders Say about Apple’s iPhone Sales
Within 30 minutes of the preorder opening on September 15, the iPhone XS Max—priced between $1,099 and $1,499—was sold out.Financials Omega Advisors buys stake in IntercontinentalExchange
Omega Advisors opened a new 1.36% position in Intercontinentalexchange (ICE), a leading operator of global markets and clearing houses, in the fourth quarter.Company & Industry Overviews Why spectrum is the lifeblood of a wireless network
We mentioned how wireless phones communicate with cell towers on a frequency band. The band is called a spectrum. It’s the most valuable resource for a wireless company.Technology & Communications How Does the T-Mobile Merger Impact Sprint Customers?
Sprint is no more and you might have a lot of concerns about the T-Mobile merger if you are a Sprint customer. For now, Sprint’s plans aren't changing.Company & Industry Overviews How Is T-Mobile Progressing in the 5G Race?
In March, T-Mobile launched its first 600 MHz (megahertz) flagship smartphone—the Samsung Galaxy S9.Earnings Report A Look at AT&T’s Earnings Margins
AT&T’s earnings growth in 4Q17 Previously, we discussed how much revenue growth we can expect from AT&T (T) in 4Q17. In this part, we’ll look at AT&T’s expected domestic wireless operations EBITDA (earnings before interest, tax, depreciation, and amortization). Wall Street analysts forecast AT&T’s combined domestic wireless operations EBITDA to rise ~3.2% YoY (year-over-year) to ~$6.9 […]Earnings Report Why Sprint Is Focusing on Handset Leasing to Accelerate Growth
Telecommunications giant Sprint has been trying to accelerate their growth and is focusing on leasing of handsets to be a major driverTechnology & Communications Are T-Mobile and Sprint near the Last Merger Hurdle?
The long-awaited $26.5 billion T-Mobile and Sprint merger agreement might be in its final stages. The merger was expected to close in mid-2019.Technology & Communications T-Mobile and Sprint Amend Merger Terms, Hurdles Remain
On Thursday, T-Mobile announced a revised definitive merger agreement to acquire Sprint. The new agreement will reduce SoftBank’s stake.Technology & Communications Should You Buy, Sell, or Hold AT&T Stock Right Now?
On February 14, AT&T stock fell by 0.16% and closed at $38.25. At the closing price, the company’s market cap was $279.4 billion.Technology & Communications What to Expect from Sprint’s Q3 Earnings
Sprint (S) is scheduled to report its earnings for the third quarter of fiscal 2019 on January 27 before the market bell.Technology & Communications How Could AT&T Stock Perform in 2020?
In 2020, AT&T expects adjusted EPS of $3.60–$3.70. AT&T’s management forecast sales growth of 1%–2% and free cash flow of about $28 billion this year.Macroeconomic Analysis Goldman Sachs’ Best Stock Picks for 2020
Strategists at Goldman Sachs (GS) project Netflix (NFLX), T-Mobile (TMUS), and Coca-Cola (KO) to be among the best stock picks for 2020.Technology & Communications Dish Stock Jumps after Chairman Mentions SoftBank in Merger Trial
Dish stock jumped after Dish Network Chairman Charlie Ergen mentioned financial support from SoftBank in the T-Mobile–Sprint merger trial. We’ll look at what this support means to Dish.Get Real Get Real: Breakups, Rallies, and Struggles Continue
In today’s Get Real newsletter, we looked at big tech breakup updates, another leaked Musk email, the Boeing and Airbus war, Slack’s outlook, and more.Get Real Get Real: New Targets and Turnaround Hopes
In this morning’s edition of our daily market newsletter, Get Real, we looked at Trump’s new tariff targets, a 5G network launch, and turnaround hopes.Technology & Communications Double Benefit: Dish Fights Pirate IPTV Market
Dish Network (DISH) is fighting pirate IPTV providers. Although the company sued and settled with several pirate IPTV providers, the crackdown continues.Consumer Get Real: From Huawei’s Reprieve to the Future of HP
Respite for Huawei is big news for tech stocks, but China’s facing other problems. Plus, one company’s fight for survival and much more.Company & Industry Overviews Is Apple’s iPhone Subscription Model a Good Idea?
Apple (AAPL) seems to be gearing up to offer subscription-based services, the ideal option for stable, recurring revenue.Company & Industry Overviews T-Mobile Provides an Update on Its Merger with Sprint
During T-Mobile’s third-quarter earnings conference call on October 28, T-Mobile CEO John Legere commented on the T-Mobile–Sprint merger.Consumer Berkshire Hathaway buys a new stake in Verizon Communications
Berkshire Hathaway took a new position in Verizon Communications (VZ) last quarter. The position accounts for 2.04% of the fund’s portfolio.Consumer Get Real: Apple Is Riding a New High
New economic data doesn’t look promising for President Trump. Uber has gained a bull and Apple is riding a new high before Q4.Company & Industry Overviews Google Fi Bolsters Its Service to Grow Its Subscriber Base
Google Fi (GOOGL) has introduced a feature that subscribers connect to two LTE networks at once. Fi’s new feature uses dual connect technology.Consumer Get Real: Boeing’s Scandal Leads to Speculation
In today’s Get Real, we saw that Boeing is caught in a massive scandal. Chipotle investors are in a good place and Ford is looking to EVs.Materials Get Real: Misunderstood and Undervalued?
In today’s Get Real, we focused on Bill Ackman’s Berkshire Hathaway comments, Mexico’s major cannabis milestone, earnings season, and much more.Company & Industry Overviews T-Mobile–Sprint Merger: Time to Buy the Stocks?
You might support the T-Mobile–Sprint merger or you might not. But it will probably happen either way, so why not profit from the telecom event of the decade?Company & Industry Overviews Netflix: Three-Pronged Strategy to Outpace the Competition
Netflix stock has lost value amid weak Q2 results and increasing competition. Ahead of its Q3 results, investors should watch its subscriber growth.Company & Industry Overviews T-Mobile-Sprint Merger: Mississippi Leaves Lawsuit
Mississippi, once a critic of the T-Mobile-Sprint merger, now backs it. Could other states withdraw from the multistate lawsuit opposing the merger?Company & Industry Overviews T-Mobile–Sprint: The Long Wait Could Be Nearly Over
A Bloomberg report on October 4, 2019, citing two industry sources stated that the T-Mobile–Sprint deal was set to receive majority support from the FCC.Company & Industry Overviews The T-Mobile–Sprint Merger’s Strategic Benefits
T-Mobile believes the T-Mobile–Sprint merger is good for competition. Earlier this year, the companies filed six commitments related to the deal.