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Wireless network operator Clearwire said Wednesday that it will tap into $80 million in financing from Sprint, putting a hurdle in the way of a possible sale to Dish.
NEW YORK (AP) — Sprint Nextel has offered to buy out the minority shareholders of Clearwire for $2.1 billion in a deal that would give it total control of the flailing company and also more space on the airwaves for data services.
There's just no way the carriers will stay ahead of demand without raising revenues and pricing by the byte-to-ration capacity.
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Competitor's price alone can't conquer Apple's phone, but Sprint's unlimited data might draw power users.
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But can the Frankenstein-like assembly of partners hold together?
