T-Mobile US Stock News

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T-Mobile is officially going to become a dividend stock. The company is going to pay its first dividend in the fourth quarter of 2023.

In the latest trading session, T-Mobile (TMUS) closed at $139.70, marking no change from the previous day.

It continues to be an uneven playing field for tech stocks. While some companies are continuing to knock the cover off the ball, others are struggling and in decline.

The markets just went through a relatively peaceful period. For the purpose of this article, I'll define that as a period where the VIX (volatility index) remained below 15 for more than a week.

T-Mobile (TMUS) upgrades digital infrastructure at Boston Children's Hospital with 5G hybrid network deployment.

T-Mobile US Inc. TMUS, +0.47% on Monday said its board had declared a cash dividend of 65 cents a share — its first following the board's approval this month of a shareholder return program of up to

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While the stock market has been pretty solid in 2023, it's been a mixed bag for telecom stocks. Some of the major exchange-traded funds that track telecom stocks are even in the red, so you know there

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Apple Inc. announced its newest iPhones earlier this week, and fans of the device are moving ever closer to getting their hands on one.

T-Mobile has a deal that would issue 48.8 million shares to Softbank if its stock stays above $150 for 45 days. It's buying back more shares than it would have to issue.

T-Mobile plans to spend $19 billion on a new buyback program, after reducing the total shares outstanding by 6% in the last year. The company intends to pay dividends, starting with $750 million in Q4

T-Mobile is experiencing more postpaid customer growth than any other U.S. wireless service. The relatively young company has the advantage of not needing to spend money maintaining weak legacy busine