While the FCC is okay with the T-Mobile-Sprint merger, the Department of Justice (DOJ) is not. That's because both agencies have different responsibilities; the FCC is concerned with the technical aspects of the merger while the DOJ investigates the competitive nature of the transaction. And that is where there is apparently a problem. Reducing the number of major U.S. wireless providers by 25% doesn't appeal to the DOJ, which is why the agency reportedly is against the merger.
According to Bloomberg, the Justice Department disagrees with those who say that a combined ...
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