Oregon is joining the fight to block T-Mobile’s acquisition of Sprint https://t.co/9FACirHSsi— Bloomberg (@business) August 12, 2019
Oregon is joining the fight to block T-Mobile’s acquisition of Sprint https://t.co/9FACirHSsi
BREAKING: Oregon has joined our lawsuit to block the megamerger of telecommunications giants T-Mobile & Sprint.Our 16-state coalition knows that this deal is bad for consumers, bad for workers, & bad for innovation. We remain committed to blocking this anticompetitive merger.— NY AG James (@NewYorkStateAG) August 12, 2019
BREAKING: Oregon has joined our lawsuit to block the megamerger of telecommunications giants T-Mobile & Sprint.Our 16-state coalition knows that this deal is bad for consumers, bad for workers, & bad for innovation. We remain committed to blocking this anticompetitive merger.
Oregon has joined the lawsuit to block T-Mobile/Sprint merger. Total count of AGs opposing the deal is now up to 16.— Eli Blumenthal (@eliblumenthal) August 12, 2019
Oregon has joined the lawsuit to block T-Mobile/Sprint merger. Total count of AGs opposing the deal is now up to 16.
Oregon has joined 14 other states +DC in a lawsuit to block the T-Mobile, Sprint merger: https://t.co/ZGvFQQULcg #StopTMobileSprint— Free Press (@freepress) August 12, 2019
Oregon has joined 14 other states +DC in a lawsuit to block the T-Mobile, Sprint merger: https://t.co/ZGvFQQULcg #StopTMobileSprint
Oregon Attorney General Ellen Rosenblum announced Monday that Oregon will join the multistate lawsuit blocking the merger of telecommunications companies T-Mobile and Sprint.https://t.co/hXwZI1g2RW— News 10 (@KTVL) August 13, 2019
Oregon Attorney General Ellen Rosenblum announced Monday that Oregon will join the multistate lawsuit blocking the merger of telecommunications companies T-Mobile and Sprint.https://t.co/hXwZI1g2RW
Oregon is the latest state to join the bipartisan AG opposition to T-Mobile's $26 billion merger with Sprint, which they say will only raise rates and kill jobs.The DOJ had been trying to get some states to back off, but the opposite is happening. https://t.co/ozY9YAGXTD— Karl Bode (@KarlBode) August 12, 2019
Oregon is the latest state to join the bipartisan AG opposition to T-Mobile's $26 billion merger with Sprint, which they say will only raise rates and kill jobs.The DOJ had been trying to get some states to back off, but the opposite is happening. https://t.co/ozY9YAGXTD