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T-Mobile earnings rise as customers pour into premium plans

T-Mobile earnings rise as customers pour into premium plans
MarketWatch Thursday 23 July 2026, 10:39 UTC By Julian Torres 1 min read
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The wireless carrier has focused on amassing “higher quality accounts” after introducing new plans last year.

The wireless carrier has focused on amassing “higher quality accounts” after introducing new plans last year. [Image text:] PMobile TMobile
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