Masayoshi Son's Hunt for a Wireless Deal

The video discusses Sprint's strategic options under Masayoshi Son's leadership. Sprint is considering a merger with T-Mobile, which would be controlled by Deutsche Telecom, or acquiring Charter to strengthen its position in the 5G market. The video highlights the challenges Sprint faces in the 4G LTE market and the potential benefits of combining Sprint's airwaves with a cable company's infrastructure. Masayoshi Son is keen on making a deal to improve Sprint's competitive position.

What are the two strategic options Masayoshi Son is considering for Sprint?

• Selling Sprint to T-Mobile or acquiring Charter

• Merging Sprint with Verizon or AT&T

• Selling Sprint to Deutsche Telecom or acquiring Comcast

• Merging Sprint with Vodafone or Orange

What is the main reason Masayoshi Son is considering acquiring Charter?

• To sell Charter to T-Mobile

• To merge Charter with Deutsche Telecom

• To gain control over a combined wireless and cable company

• To enter the European market

Why is Masayoshi Son eager to make a deal for Sprint?

• Sprint has no competition in the market

• Sprint is thriving in the 4G LTE market

• Sprint is struggling in the 4G LTE market

• Sprint is leading in 5G technology

What is the potential benefit of combining Sprint with a cable company?

• It would increase Sprint's debt

• It would make Sprint less competitive

• It would improve Sprint's position in a 5G world

• It would reduce Sprint's market share

How could Sprint's airwaves become more valuable?

• By being leased to Verizon

• By being sold to AT&T

• By being used in a 5G world

• By being used in a 3G network