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fritzyndawolf
wow what a risky move, but i guess thats all business.
CruisinJapan
So in other words, SoftBank has a huge incentive to walk away and buy T-Mobile instead. I mean, $5 billion is no chump change.
It's looks like a win-win situation for SoftBank's profitability.
Seiryuu_Dan
so if Sprint reject Softbank's bid of 20.1 Billion USD, than SB will make SB 5 Billion USD and they can use it towards T-Mobile US purchase, if true. it's sound like SB wins either way.
Hide Suzuki
" it would stand to make somewhere around $5 billion from currency hedging gains"
Wow, that alone would be a good enough reason to walk away from the deal. I don't know how else they could make that kind of money...
motytrah
T-Mobile make out rather well when the AT&T deal fell through. They pumped that extra money into their 4G roll-out.