Judge Approves T-Mobile, Sprint Merger

A U.S. District judge approved a merger that reduces major US mobile carriers from four to three, despite opposition from 15 states. The Justice Department and FCC have already approved the deal, which promises a national 5G network and stable prices for three years. Sprint shares rose following the approval, but the merger still requires approval from the California Public Utilities Commission.

What was the main concern of the attorneys general from 15 states regarding the merger?

• It would lead to job losses.

• It would violate privacy laws.

• It would increase prices and reduce competition.

• It would cause network outages.

How many major U.S. mobile carriers will remain after the merger?

• Five

• Two

• Four

• Three

Which two federal bodies have already approved the merger?

• The Environmental Protection Agency and the Department of Energy

• The Federal Communications Commission and the Department of Justice

• The Federal Trade Commission and the Department of Commerce

• The Securities and Exchange Commission and the Department of Labor

What is T-Mobile's commitment regarding prices after the merger?

• To decrease prices by 10%

• To increase prices annually

• To offer discounts to new customers only

• To keep prices steady for three years

Which state commission's approval is still pending for the merger to be finalized?

• New York Public Service Commission

• Florida Public Service Commission

• Texas Public Utility Commission

• California Public Utilities Commission