In the end, the U.S. Government is highly-likely to approve the AT&T/T-Mobile merger, despite the significant opposition, because of three over-riding realities: 1) market/financial realities, 2)DOJ legal/precedent realities, and 3) FCC public-interest realities, argues Scott Cleland of the Precursor Group.
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Monday, August 1, 2011
AT&T Purchase of T-Mobile USA "Highly Likely" to be Approved

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