Deutsche Telekom AG

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Deutsche Telekom AG engages in the provision of telecommunications and information technology services. It operates through the following segments: Germany, United States, Europe, Systems Solutions, Group Development, and Group Headquarters and Group Services. The Germany segment comprises fixed-network and mobile activities for consumers and business customers in Germany, as well as telecommunications services for carriers. The United States segment combines mobile activities in the U.S. market. The Europe segment includes fixed-network and mobile operations of the national companies in Greece, Romania, Hungary, Poland, the Czech Republic, Croatia, Slovakia, Austria, North Macedonia, and Montenegro. The Systems Solutions segment offers integrated products and solutions to business customers. The Group Development segment manages entities, subsidiaries, and equity investments. The Group Headquarters and Group Services segment pertains to other Group units and focuses on technology and innovation. The company was founded on January 1, 1995 and is headquartered in Bonn, Germany.

T-Mobile US

Common shareholders won't see a change in the exchange ratio.

Sprint and T-Mobile agree to give Deutsche Telekom slightly higher stake in combined company

Deutsche Telekom's (DTEGF) CEO Tim Hottges on Q4 2019 Results - Earnings Call Transcript

It looks as though German and European policy makers are working towards rules governing vendors of telecoms network equipment that Deutsche Telekom  can live with,

We can live with German, EU ideas on vendor regulation: Deutsche Telekom

Deutsche Telekom  is aiming to become market leader in the United States, CEO Tim Hoettges said on Wednesday, now that a deal for its T-Mobile US  unit to take over Sprint  is within reach.

T-Mobile owner sets sights on becoming U.S. number one

The merger between T-Mobile US and Sprint is within reach, the head of T-Mobile's main owner Deutsche Telekom said on Wednesday, vowing to go on the offensive to close a valuation gap with U.S. market leaders AT&T and Verizon.

US merger within reach, Deutsche Telekom CEO goes on offensive

The merger between T-Mobile US  and Sprint  is within reach, the head of T-Mobile's main owner Deutsche Telekom  said on Wednesday, vowing to go on the offensive to close a valuation gap with U.S. market leaders AT&T and Verizon.

U.S. merger within reach, D.Telekom CEO goes on offensive

The merger between T-Mobile US  and Sprint  is within reach, the head of its main owner Deutsche Telekom said, forecasting that the combined business would quickly close a valuation gap on market leaders AT&T  and Verizon.

Merged T-Mobile U.S. to close valuation gap on Big Two: Deutsche Telekom CEO

Deutsche Telekom  forecast that growth in its core earnings would slow to 3% this year after a strong fourth quarter, as it looks finally to complete a merger that would create the third-largest U.S. wireless carrier.

Deutsche Telekom sees slower core earnings growth this year

Sprint shares are still trading at a discount to the overall value of the deal.

T-Mobile Parent Deutsche Telekom Seeking To Renegotiate Price Of Sprint Merger: Report

Deutsche Telekom DTE, +4.12% shares climbed over 4% in Frankfurt as the company said Judge Victor Marrero will decide on the merger of T-Mobile US TMUS, -1.07% and Sprint S, -2.64% on Tuesday.

Deutsche Telekom rallies in anticipation T-Mobile-Sprint merger to be cleared

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Deutsche Telekom has told supplier Nokia it must improve its products and service to win business installing the German group's 5G wireless networks in Europe, according to internal documents and a source with direct knowledge of the matter.

Exclusive: Fearing Huawei curbs, Deutsche Telekom tells Nokia to shape up

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Deutsche Telekom was in advanced talks to retain China's Huawei as its main supplier of radio equipment for new mobile networks before it put the negotiations on hold for political reasons, according to three sources familiar with the matter.

Exclusive: Huawei and Deutsche Telekom held advanced talks over 5G network deal - sources

T-Mobile US Inc and Sprint Corp did not pursue a merger in order to reduce price competition in the U.S. wireless market, the chief executive of Deutsche Telekom, T-Mobile's majority shareholder, testified on Tuesday in federal court in Manhattan.

Deutsche Telekom CEO denies T-Mobile/Sprint deal will reduce competition

Deutsche Telekom's (DTEGF) CEO Tim Hottges on Q3 2019 Results - Earnings Call Transcript

Deutsche Telekom is perhaps best known around the world as the telco behind mobile carrier T-Mobile, but today it’s making an appearance in a lesser-known yet also regular role: trademark troll. The company’s German lawyers have sent a letter to Lemonade, the AI-based insurance startup headquartered in New York, demanding it cease using magenta — […]

Lemonade gets a nastygram from Deutsche Telekom over its use of magenta, says it will fight

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Ericsson  and Deutsche Telekom  will team up to tap rising demand for mobile technology at industrial sites in Germany, as communications providers seek local uses for 5G with national deployment still years away.

Ericsson, Deutsche Telekom team up for industrial 5G services in Germany

At the moment, Deutsche Telekom is in a state of change.

Deutsche Telekom: Reassessing My Investment Thesis After Quarter Results

Deutsche Telekom's (DTEGF) CEO Tim Höttges on Q2 2019 Results - Earnings Call Transcript

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Deutsche Telekom  has scheduled a meeting of senior management on Wednesday as it expects U.S. regulators to approve the proposed merger of its T-Mobile US  with rival Sprint , according to business daily Handelsblatt.

T-Mobile parent Deutsche Telekom schedules meeting as Sprint deal nears approval: report

Deutsche Telekom has lost a legal battle to continue offering an all-you-can-watch mobile video product after a court sided with the German regulator, saying it violated European rules on roaming and network neutrality.

Deutsche Telekom loses lawsuit over all-you-can-watch video product

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Dish grabs leverage as it talks to Deutsche Telekom and DOJ about becoming fourth wireless network

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