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AT&T, Sprint and C Spire halt suits over T-Mobile acquisition, wireless competition to die another day

It’s never nice to overcome a dead horse when it’s down and the identical appears to be true for the litigious mudslinging Ma Bell’s needed to endure. Now that the nation’s second largest carrier have been granted a stay in its pending and publicly messy T-Mobile acquisition, vocal opponents like Sprint and C Spire are withdrawing their respective suits (and fangs) to dam the merger in the intervening time. But don’t take this latest courtroom move as a supportive change of heart — both wireless companies will likely lawyer up again within the new year when these M&A wheels start to roll anew. So while this potential AT&T&T deal seems to be dead within the water, there’s always an opportunity it’ll resurface with a different face .

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