T-Mobile US (NASDAQ:TMUS) drew an upgrade to Buy from BofA with a $220 target as it explores integrating Starlink satellite backup with AT&T and Verizon for greater network resilience, while briefly waiving call, text and roaming fees to Venezuela amid recent earthquakes.
Previous Week Recap
- T-Mobile Buy Upgrade From Bank Of America: Bank of America Securities upgraded T-Mobile US (TMUS) from Neutral to Buy and kept its price target at $220 per share.
- T-Mobile Talks Starlink Integration: T-Mobile (TMUS) is in talks with AT&T and Verizon on integrating Starlink satellite backup into wireless networks as carriers assess Starlink’s scale and offerings relevant to network resilience.
- T-Mobile Waives Venezuela Fees: T-Mobile US (TMUS) temporarily waived call, text and roaming charges to Venezuela for customers from June 26 to July 7 due to earthquakes, affecting voice, SMS and roaming fees during that period.
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