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Deutsche Telekom Is Said to Hit Brakes on Giant T-Mobile Merger

Bloomberg Markets Wednesday 28 October 2026, 18:59 UTC By Michelle F. Davis, Eyk Henning and Paula Doenecke 1 min read
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Deutsche Telekom AG’s plans to combine with its American arm T-Mobile US Inc. have hit a snag, people familiar with the matter said, casting doubt on what would be the largest-ever public merger.

Deutsche Telekom AG’s plans to combine with its American arm T-Mobile US Inc. have hit a snag, people familiar with the matter said, casting doubt on what would be the largest-ever public merger.
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