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Should You Bet on TMUS After Dividend Hike Amid Macro Uncertainty?
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T-Mobile raised its dividend by 15%, supported by stronger cash flow and service-revenue growth. The positive shareholder-return and operating trends are tempered by competitive and macroeconomic pressures, as well as $84.6B of debt. The article presents a constructive but risk-balanced investment case.
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