T-Mobile shares slip after weak phone additions during Q1
T-Mobile saw fewer net phone additions during the first quarter of 2025, owed to increasing pressure from wireless rivals.
T-Mobile U.S. ($TMUS) is a wireless phone service provider based in Seattle, Washington. In addition to providing wireless phone service, T-Mobile U.S. offers fixed wireless Internet and streaming television. The company is an American subsidiary of Deutsche Telekom, which is based in Germany.
T-Mobile saw fewer net phone additions during the first quarter of 2025, owed to increasing pressure from wireless rivals.
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