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T-Mobile Profit Up 27% as Account Churn Rises: Rapid Earnings Reaction
Source: Nasdaq
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T-Mobile’s free cash flow rose only because the company spent $369 million less on capital projects. Its guidance indicates capital spending will climb back to about $2.4 billion in Q4, tempering the significance of the free-cash-flow increase.
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