Sprint Nextel merger complete

2005/08/12 at 20:34:39 | Comments (0) | Trackbacks (1) | Trackback URI
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The merger of Sprint and Nextel has gained final regulatory approval and the merged company will begin trading on the stock exchange Monday.

The merger received approval from both the Federal Communications Commission (PDF) and the Department of Justice.

The merged company, named Sprint Nextel, will trade on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker symbol “S.”

More information from The Motley Fool and Sprint press release.

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[...] When the Sprint Nextel merger completed, Nextel customer Clark Howard figured he could save some money by switching to Sprint PCS. But the change didn’t exactly go according to plan. Howard is chief executive officer of Rackmount Micro in Garner, N.C. He has used Nextel since November 2004, but Howard decided he preferred mobile-to-mobile communications to walkie-talkie communications. [...]