Deals Report: Sprint/T-Mobile Merger Nears DOJ Approval, CBS M&A Talks

The video discusses the ongoing negotiations involving the Justice Department, Sprint, and T-Mobile, highlighting the DOJ's comfort with certain asset sales to Dish, Charter, and Altice. It also covers the state AG's lawsuit against the deal, despite potential DOJ and FCC approval, and explores possible concessions. Additionally, the video examines CBS and Viacom's merger talks, noting Viacom's stronger market position and leadership changes at CBS.

Which companies are mentioned as potential buyers of Sprint and T-Mobile assets?

• Dish, Charter, and Altice

• Verizon and AT&T

• Netflix and Amazon

• Comcast and Time Warner

What is the main concern of the state attorneys general regarding the Sprint and T-Mobile merger?

• The merger will improve network coverage.

• The merger will increase competition.

• The merger will create more jobs.

• The merger will lead to higher prices for consumers.

What could the state AGs potentially negotiate for in their settlement with Sprint and T-Mobile?

• A fund for rural coverage or 5G expansion

• An increase in network speed

• A reduction in mobile data prices

• A merger with another telecom company

What change in CBS leadership is mentioned as influencing the merger talks with Viacom?

• Les Moonves leaving CBS

• Bob Bakish joining CBS

• Macon del Rahim leading CBS

• Ajit Pai becoming CEO

What is the market's expectation regarding the CBS and Viacom merger?

• CBS will merge with another company.

• Viacom will merge with a different company.

• The merger is expected to happen this year.

• The merger will not happen this year.