T-Mobile US Inc

T-Mobile US has started notifying customers that it will retire many legacy plans and move subscribers to current rate plans, offering newer network features and a five-year price guarantee while some accounts may see modest bill increases. The migration aims to monetize 5G and lift revenue per account but carries churn and reputation risk if customers perceive it as a price hike. Analysts remain broadly positive on T-Mobile US due to its 5G scale, post‑Sprint synergies, and stronger wireless growth profile versus large U.S. peers. » Plus sur finance.yahoo.com

Deutsche Telekom shares fell more than 3% on Thursday after reports that CEO Tim Höttges is pushing ahead with a merger with the US unit T‑Mobile. A deal would require persuading T‑Mobile’s minority shareholders and securing support from the German federal government; it would also face complex security and regulatory reviews in both Germany and the US. Höttges aims to complete the transaction and an orderly succession before his planned retirement at the end of 2028. » Plus sur de.investing.com

T-Mobile US announced a multi-year partnership with the United States Golf Association, becoming the Official 5G Network Partner for the U.S. Women’s Open, U.S. Open and other USGA events and providing the USGA’s first mobile Rules Review, enhanced event connectivity and exclusive member experiences. Following Q1 results, analysts adjusted ratings and targets — Scotiabank trimmed its target to $263 (Outperform) and BofA cut its target to $220 (Neutral), citing more rational competition and lower device subsidies. The deal highlights T-Mobile’s focus on network-led event services amid ongoing market commentary on its competitive positioning. » Plus sur finance.yahoo.com