There are not many people in the United States T-Mobile and Sprint wireless operators.

Beijing time on November 26 morning news, the Texas Attorney General has reached a settlement with T-Mobile and Sprint, will give up the opposition the two companies $ 26.5 billion proposed merger transaction, which means that now only some Democratic Attorney General also opposed the deal. US State Attorney General had filed a lawsuit, want to prevent both ranked third and fourth, respectively, in the US wireless carriers to merge, while Attorney General in those states, only Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton (Ken Paxton) is a Republican. After the withdrawal of opposition in Paxton, and now the remaining 14 states and the District of Columbia Attorney General believes that this agreement will lead consumers have to pay higher prices for wireless service. The case is scheduled for trial proceedings started on December 9 in Manhattan federal court. Paxton's office said in a statement on Monday, the Texas settlement agreement reached with the two companies is that they can not raise the price of services to Texas residents over the next five years, and the combined company will need commitment for the next six years in Texas around the state (including rural areas) provide 5G network services. T-Mobil CEO John Legere (John Legere), said the settlement was "incredibly good news." He wrote on Twitter: "Texas know the new T-Mobile will create jobs and provide services 5G and beyond to rural areas of the state!" California Attorney General and co-led the above action, New York Attorney General James Politi West (Letitia James) expressed, Texas settlement agreement reached does not eliminate antitrust concerns about the proposed merger transaction. "T-Mobile and Sprint merger would reduce competition in the mobile market." She said in a statement. "There is no doubt that this merger is still not conducive to the consumer, is not conducive to the workers, is not conducive to innovation, which is why we remain committed to the cause embarked on litigation where." US Department of Justice and the Federal Communications Commission (FTC) have ratified this worth about $ 5 billion merger, because Sprint has agreed to divest its prepaid services (including Boost Mobile, etc.) in the previous, sell it to the satellite TV service the company Dish Network, and access rights 20 000 cellular towers and hundreds of retail outlets to provide it. Read more

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