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  • AT&T Decommissions U.S. 3G Network To Make Way For 5G Rollout
    AT&T
    AT&T said all devices that still rely on its 3G network will no longer be able to function starting this week.
  • Verizon, AT&T Reject FAA Call To Delay 5G Launch
    5G
    The FAA and Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg had called on the companies to delay their 5G rollout for at least another two weeks.
  • Australia Backs Telstra's $1.6 Billion Acquisition Of Digicel's South Pacific Business
    Digicel
    The deal is expected to partly cut off China from growing its influence in the South Pacific region.
  • Australia, Telstra Consider Purchase Of Digicel's Pacific Business
    SECURING THE PACIFIC
    Telstra buying of Digicel's Pacific business is seen as a block to China's growing influence in the region.
  • Myanmar Imposes Travel Ban On All Telecom Executives: Reuters
    Junta
    Authorities ordered senior executives of telecommunications companies to seek special authorization before they travel out of the country.
  • Turn On, Tune In, Drop Out: AT&T, Discovery Shareholders Expected To Switch Off Tuesday
    AT&T, Discovery merger
    AT&T is spinning off HBO, CNN, TNT, TBS and Warner Bros. into a new venture with Discovery.
  • End Of The Line. MSCI, FTSE Russell To Cut China Telcos From Indexes
    China telecommunications companies delisted from New York Stock Exchange
    Meanwhile, Asia share indexes rose to records Friday with Japan’s Nikkei hitting a three-decade peak.
  • Liberty Global To Merge With Switzerland's Sunrise In $7.43 Billion All-Cash Deal
    Liberty Global
    Liberty Global agreed to pay 110 francs per Sunrise share, representing a 32 percent premium over Sunrise's average share prices over the past two months.
  • Ericsson Upgrades 5G Subscription Forecasts Amid Ongoing Pandemic
    Ericsson
    Swedish telecom firm Ericsson increased its initial forecast by about 2.6 billion subscribers, stating that the pandemic has brought about a shift in usage behaviors that will likely continue.
  • T-Mobile And Sprint's $23 Billion Merger Officially Completed
    T-Mobile Sprint Merger
    The combined company will operate under the T-Mobile name and will effectively become the country's third-largest wireless provider.
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