CWA Urges State AGs to Probe Sprint/T-Mobile
State attorneys general should do antitrust investigations of T-Mobile’s acquisition of Sprint, the Communications Workers of America said. “If the merger is permitted as proposed, it will result in massive job losses across the county,” CWA President Chris Shelton wrote…
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in a Sept. 10 letter to AGs sent to us Friday. State AGs from Alabama, Connecticut, Hawaii, Mississippi, Virginia, Washington and the District of Columbia are investigating the proposed deal, said letters to the FCC Wireless Bureau posted last week in docket 18-197. Like California and New York AGs earlier, they sought access to confidential numbering resource utilization and forecast and local number portability data (see 1809040033). Friday, T-Mobile didn't comment. Sprint is having a "positive dialog" with regulators about its planned takeover, its CEO said (see 1809140023).