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Verizon plans a harsh change after major customer losses
Verizon has been on a downward spiral this year after it frustrated its phone customers with a series of price increases rolled out over the past few months. During the third quarter of this year, ... Read More
T-Mobile makes bold move to lure AT&T and Verizon customers
T-Mobile faces heightened competition from its competitors, which has contributed to it seeing a slight uptick in customer losses in recent months. For example, Verizon has been using artificial ... Read More
T-Mobile to offer internet customers free perk rivals don’t have
Additionally, T-Mobile is introducing the Wi-Fi 7 gateway to its highest home internet tier, All-In, at no extra cost. The plan costs $55 per month (with added discounts) and includes free Hulu and ... Read More
Inside the Frantic Push to Reverse Verizon’s Decline
After the board soured on Hans Vestberg’s network-first focus, his successor as CEO is planning major cost cuts. Read More
T-Mobile overtakes Verizon and AT&T in subscriber growth -- Wells Fargo

With the widest 5G coverage and strong mid-band spectrum for fast, scalable wireless service, T-Mobile (NASDAQ:TMUS) is expected to keep leading the industry in subscriber and revenue growth, ... Read More
T-Mobile to discontinue convenient customer perk after 10 years

T-Mobile will soon pull the plug on a yearslong offer customers love. T-Mobile has quietly been planning major changes for its customers as it prepares to usher in new corporate leadership. Starting ... Read More
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