#T-Mobile US

Author: Editors / Source: USA TODAY NTSB to aid probe of Ethiopian air crash A team from the National Transportation Safety Board arrives in Ethiopia on Tuesday to aid investigators trying to determine the cause of an Ethiopian Airlines jet crash Sunday that killed 157 people aboard, including

Author: Katie Benner, Paul Mozur and Raymond Zhong / Source: New York Times Eric Gaillard/Reuters WASHINGTON — Federal prosecutors in Seattle are investigating Huawei, the Chinese technology giant, on allegations of intellectual property theft, according to two people familiar with the case.

Author: Sui-Lee Wee / Source: New York Times A T-Mobile store next to a Sprint store in El Cerrito, Calif. Combined, the two would have about 100 million customers. Justin Sullivan/Getty Images A federal government committee and other top regulators in the United States have approved the

Update: ... or maybe not, because shortly after S and TMUS tumbled, CNBC denied the original Nikkei report: SOFTBANK DOESN’T HAVE PLAN TO WITHDRAW FROM SPRINT TALKS: CNBC It is unclear if this announcement was made as a favor to some of the deal's M&A arbs who are painfully blowing up today,

Japanese telecom giant Softbank - which owns Sprint - is reportedly looking at T-Mobile US for a merger. This would be the second attempt after 2014's approach was rebuffed by US regulators. Acording to Reuters, which broke the story, Japan's SoftBank is prepared to give up control of Sprint Corp