States Set to Use Antitrust Suit in Bid to Block T-Mobile-Sprint Deal

The state AG's have been investigating a deal for over a year, raising concerns about reduced competition and higher prices. Now, about 10 states are suing, with Democratic AG's filing in New York, causing a significant setback for the companies involved. This lawsuit could delay the deal for many months if it goes to trial. Although the companies received approval from the FCC, the DOJ is still investigating, and the New York lawsuit adds further complications.

What has been the primary concern of the state AGs regarding the merger?

• Lower prices for consumers

• Improved service quality

• Higher prices and reduced competition

• Increased competition

How many states are involved in the lawsuit against the merger?

• 8 states

• 10 states

• 5 states

• 12 states

Which organization gave approval to the merger last month?

• State AGs

• Department of Justice

• Federal Trade Commission

• Federal Communications Commission

What is the potential consequence of the lawsuit in New York for the merger?

• A significant delay if it goes to trial

• Immediate approval of the merger

• Increased competition in the market

• Reduction in the number of states suing

Which department is still investigating the merger deal?

• Federal Communications Commission

• Federal Trade Commission

• Department of Justice

• State AGs