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icle » COMPETITION NY Won't Appeal T-Mobile/Sprint Merger Challenge Loss A contingent of state-level enforcers challenging T-Mobile's purchase of Sprint has lost one of its leaders, as New York's attorney general said her office will not appeal a New York federal court ruling refusing to block the p

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ose stricter safeguards for their sensitive business information submitted in the state attorneys generals' case challenging T-Mobile's purchase of Sprint, with the judge upping the level of protection from what the merging companies had proposed. 1 document attached I Read full article » BANKING W

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e » Ex-Facebook GC Approved To Monitor Sprint/T-Mobile Merger A D.C. federal judge overseeing the government's settlement allowing T- Mobile to buy Sprint has approved the appointment of former Facebook general counsel Theodore W. Ullyot to monitor compliance with the $56 billion deal should it get gr