A new SEC filing breaks down the damage by category.
Addressing a packed courtroom that included the chief executives of AT&T and Time Warner, Justice attorney Craig Conrath cited economic analyses, industry witnesses and AT&T's own statements to support the government's case opposing the tie-up.
How the deal could affect prices, competition and your service.
T-Mobile and Sprint, the nation’s third- and fourth-largest wireless carriers, announced a nearly $27 billion merger deal on Sunday that could dramatically reshape the telecom industry while testing the appetites of consumers and regulators alike for further corporate consolidation.
The companies would have to convince antitrust regulators that a deal eliminating a competitor is good for consumers.
A deal could accelerate Comcast's investments in TV content, analysts say.
The government's economist clashed with AT&T's lawyer over projected price increases to TV service.
It's the second time since 2016 that federal officials have questioned carriers about the matter.
The Department of Justice is investigating potential efforts by AT&T and Verizon to hamstring a technology that could someday make it easier for consumers to seamlessly switch their wireless carriers, according to two sources familiar with the matter.
How the government fares with its challenge to the $85 billion deal — saying it would hurt consumers — could change the course of American dealmaking