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| 163.6 USD | +0.77% |
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+2.32% | +1.97% |
| Apr. 22 | Verizon posts fewer first-quarter subscriber losses on flexible plan demand | RE |
| Apr. 18 | Delta Air Lines Names T-Mobile as Preferred Mobility Partner | MT |
(Reuters) - U.S wireless carrier T-Mobile US Inc said on Wednesday it will not raise the prices for its plans even as rivals Verizon and AT&T embraced the move to cushion the impact of higher costs.
"We're standing by our commitment to customers and those who switched to T-Mobile that we won't raise the price of their rate plans," top boss Mike Sievert said in a post-earnings conference call.
Promise of low prices was one of the main arguments for T-Mobile and Sprint when they sought regulators' approval for their merger in 2020.
(Reporting by Eva Mathews in Bengaluru; Editing by Arun Koyyur)
| 1st Jan change | Capi. | |
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| +1.97% | 193B | |
| -1.70% | 117B | |
| +19.47% | 71.14B | |
| -2.25% | 58.68B | |
| +22.04% | 23.39B | |
| +1.55% | 23.26B | |
| -8.53% | 15.85B | |
| +10.63% | 15.7B | |
| +4.46% | 9.68B | |
| -16.37% | 8.96B |
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