Texas And Nevada Leave Lawsuit Against Merger Of Sprint And T-Mobile

The video discusses the planned merger between T-Mobile and Sprint, which aims to reduce the number of US mobile carriers from four to three. Despite legal challenges from several states, the merger has received federal approval. T-Mobile has made commitments to expand the 5G network and maintain prices for a set period. Specific agreements have been made with Texas and Nevada to ensure 5G expansion and price stability.

Which states initially withdrew from the lawsuit against the T-Mobile and Sprint merger?

• Florida and Georgia

• Texas and Nevada

• Colorado and Mississippi

• California and New York

What is one of the main concerns raised by opponents of the T-Mobile and Sprint merger?

• It will delay the rollout of 5G technology.

• It will lead to higher prices and reduced competition.

• It will increase the number of mobile carriers to five.

• It will decrease the number of mobile carriers to two.

What commitment did T-Mobile make to the state of Texas as part of the merger settlement?

• To increase prices for five years

• To build a 5G network in the state

• To merge with another carrier

• To lower prices for ten years

How long did T-Mobile agree to keep prices steady according to federal regulators?

• Three years

• Two years

• Four years

• One year

Which federal bodies have approved the T-Mobile and Sprint merger?

• The Federal Trade Commission and the Securities and Exchange Commission

• The Department of Justice and the Federal Reserve

• The Justice Department and the Federal Communications Commission

• The Department of Commerce and the Federal Trade Commission