It has been nearly two years since Sprint and T-Mobile first announced their proposed merger.
The engaged couple have been on a roller coaster ride ever since - seeking out and winning approval from state and federal hull city regulators, and fighting off a litany of objecting lawsuits along the way.
But as of the opening of the stock market this morning, the two have become one - with the now joint company announcing that their union is at last (legally) complete.
So now what?
Current customers will get "the same or better rate plans" for at least three years.
This merger unlocks a lot of potential for T-Mobile's 5G expansion plans.
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