Sprint Nextel and Clearwire are close to announcing a new joint venture that will combine both companies' WiMax assets to create a nationwide broadband wireless network, according to a report from the Wall Street Journal.
The deal, which will be valued at around $12 billion, is being backed by cable ...
Sprint may be making a comeback
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Sprint Nextel CEO Dan Hesse told attendees at the NxtComm trade show in Las Vegas that its WiMax service will be available commercially in Baltimore starting in September.
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Legal troubles could threaten Sprint/Clearwire deal
Sprint Nextel's plan to spin off its WiMax network and form a $14.5 billion joint venture with Clearwire may have hit a speed bump. On Monday iPCS, Sprint Nextel's largest affiliate, said it...
Sprint Nextel continues to bleed customers
Sprint Nextel subscribers continue to jump ship, as the company's sales decline and losses widen. The company has been struggling for several quarters as customers have complained of...
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