Dish may sell Boost Mobile to satellite company co-founder
Dish is reportedly exploring ways to divest Boost Mobile to a blank check firm created by the satellite giant’s co-founder.
Boost Mobile is a wireless phone company owned by satellite and streaming TV provider Dish Network. It was previously owned by Sprint.
Dish is reportedly exploring ways to divest Boost Mobile to a blank check firm created by the satellite giant’s co-founder.
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