Dan Radovsky

SoftBank CEO, Son Masayoshi, insists his company's bid for Sprint is a "superior value" to that of DISH's, which he says is "incomplete and illusory."

MetroPCS' sale to T-Mobile is approved by shareholders, but it runs afoul of the Washington State attorney general for "deceptive" advertising.

SoftBank allows Sprint to talk with DISH Network -- but only talk.

Clearwire investors are taking a page out of the MetroPCS shareholders' book in how to force a better deal from erstwhile buyers.

Once upon a time, Sprint seemed to want little to do with its networking partner Clearwire. Now, the shoe is on the other foot as Sprint has to fight off other suitors wanting Clearwire's spectrum.

Gilead Sciences receives a setback in the FDA's approval for two of the companys HIV drugs.

SoftBank puts a couple of restrictions on Sprint's talks with DISH.

Would this be a smart move for either, or both, of the companies?

"Special committee" will review $25.5 billion offer.

DISH and its tenacious chairman shook up the wireless industry with its audacious proposal to merge with Sprint Nextel. Could it work?

SeaWorld Entertainment, the theme-park company, made its debut Friday as a publicly held company on the NYSE with its IPO.

The FAA approves the first part of Boeing's plan to get the 787 Dreamliner flying again.

Verizon wants to buy Vodafone's share of Verizon Wireless, but it may have to buy out its wireless partner -- for an astronomical sum.

It looks like Deutsche Telekom's restructured MetroPCS/T-Mobile USA merger proposal has made the deal more palatable for its major opponents.

UHF stations suddenly become sought after commodities, not for their facilities or programming, but for their spectrum.

Clearwire's largest minority shareholder has offered a financing deal to the company in order to stop its sale to Sprint Nextel.

Provides additional financing to Clearwire in the form of exchangeable notes.

An report by influential proxy advisory firm Institutional Shareholder Services advises MetroPCS shareholders to vote against the proposed merger with T-Mobile USA.

Paulson & Co. takes umbrage at being called a greedy hedge fund by T-Mobile CEO John Legere for opposing the proposed merger between his company and MetroPCS.

T-Mobile CEO John Legere has wasted no time in branding himself as a candid assessor of his company's rivals and of those trying to stop the proposed merger with MetroPCS.