Masayoshi Son says he is open to possible deals involving his U.S operation.
Masayoshi Son says he is open to possible deals involving his U.S operation.
U.S. telco reports 5.5% increase in fiscal third quarter revenue.
U.S. operator raises full-year outlook as fiscal Q2 net loss narrows.
Press Release DragonWave Inc. a global supplier of packet microwave radio systems, today announced Sprint has selected its microwave backhaul equipment for network deployment as part of the company’s densification and optimization strategy. With DragonWave,...
U.S. mobile operator’s recovery continues as revenue inches up, net loss narrows.
U.S. mobile operator does another sale and leaseback in a bid to generate fresh capital.
U.S. mobile operator names new enterprise group president, pledges to win business customers.
Press Release Ericsson and Sprint today announced a renewal of portions of the companies' 2009 managed services contract, which reaches its full term in September 2016. Going forward Ericsson will continue to be a key business partner for Sprint. As part of the new...
Japan-based telco reports 2.9% rise in revenue, profit dips 8.9%.
CEO hails solid turnaround progress as U.S. telco reports slight decline in fiscal Q1 revenue.
Press Release Ericsson and Sprint are giving sports enthusiasts a front-row seat for exciting new changes coming into play when 5G enters the sporting experience today at Philadelphia's Lincoln Field. The companies are streaming ultra-high definition 4K ultra-high...
But U.S. telco widens fiscal fourth-quarter loss as revenue declines, costs edge up.
Funds to help U.S. operator pay down hefty debt while continuing its aggressive mobile strategy.
Operator’s parent Softbank reportedly planning to establish company to bid for 600-MHz spectrum.
Strong postpaid, wholesale customer additions more than offset prepaid losses.
U.S. telco expects to complete redundancy programme by end of January.
U.S. mobile operator sets up repeatable structure to help it mitigate the working capital impact of leasing devices to customers.
U.S. mobile operator willing to pay up to $650 per customer in switching fees to capture users from AT&T, Verizon and T-Mobile.
Japanese telco’s U.S. arm adds 1.1 million customers during second quarter but revenue falls 7.6%.
U.S. operator’s new CFO urges staff to treat every dollar spent as though it were their own.