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AT&T to buy T-Mobile for $39bn Date: Monday 21 Mar 2011 LONDON (ShareCast) - AT&T is to pay $39bn for Deutsche Telekom's T-Mobile USA to create a new US mobile phone powerhouse. AT&T is the US’s second largest US mobile group behind Verizon, but a tie-up with T-Mobile would add 34m customers and give it a combined market share 43% against Verizon’s 35%. Analysts said the price is high, but underlined AT&T’s desperation to cement its place in the fast growing data, video and apps market. The US firm has also taken a huge bet on getting the deal through US regulators by agreeing to pay the German firm $3bn through a break clause if it is knocked back on competition grounds. Deutsche Telekom will take an 8% stake in AT&T as part of the deal and receive at least $25bn cash to pay down its debt pile. Getting it approved, though, will not be easy. Rival mobile group Sprint has already launched a complaint, saying the US market would now be dominated by two companies that have almost 80% of US wireless contract customers. Consumer group are also worried about the impact on prices. T-Mobile USA is one the US’s cheapest suppliers. US Senator Herb Kohl, chairman of the Senate Antitrust, Competition Policy and Consumer Rights Subcommittee, said his panel will take a close look at what a "loss of competition will mean for people who increasingly rely on wireless phone service to connect to friends, family and the Internet." AT&T and T-Mobile USA use compatible mobile systems and both intend to switch to LTE, a fourth-generation technology, that is set to be the new industry standard. Cost savings of $3bn are forecast from the deal in three years.

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