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News Breaks | | | | January 2, 2013 | | 06:41 EDT |  | NTLS | NTELOS downgraded to Neutral from Overweight at JPMorgan
JPMorgan believes NTELOS (NTLS) roaming income from Sprint (S) will decline by 50% when its contract expires after 2H 2015 and that Sprint is in a better position to overbuild in NTELOS' territory given its deal with Softbank. NTELOS price target was lowered to $10 from $20. | |
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| May 24, 2013 | | 09:28 EDT |  | NTLS | DISH looking to develop broadband service, says Wells Fargo
After DISH (DISH) agreed to develop a fixed-mobile broadband service with nTelos (NTLS), Wells Fargo does not believe that DISH is looking to build a network. Rather, the firm thinks that DISH is looking to build a broadband service that is likely to operate on Sprint's (S) spectrum. The firm views the nTelos deal positively as it gives DISH a head start in developing a broadband offering in case it acquires Sprint. The firm keeps an Outperform rating on Sprint. | | | 07:10 EDT |  | NTLS | Dish and NTELOS sign letter of intent to pursue strategic relationship
DISH Network (DISH) and NTELOS (NTLS) announced that nTelos and a wholly-owned subsidiary of DISH have executed a Letter of Intent to pursue a strategic relationship to co-develop a fixed-mobile broadband service within nTelos's coverage territory serving Virginia, West Virginia and portions of Maryland, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, Ohio and Kentucky. Once complete, the service is expected to give nTelos and DISH customers, many of whom are located in underserved rural communities, access to reliable high-speed Internet, whether at home or on the go. | | | 07:03 EDT | | NTLS | DISH, NTELOS sign Letter of Intent for strategic relationship
DISH Network (DISH) and NTELOS Holdings (NTLS) announced that nTelos and a wholly owned subsidiary of DISH have executed a Letter of Intent to pursue a strategic relationship to co-develop a fixed-mobile broadband service within nTelos’s coverage territory serving Virginia, West Virginia and portions of Maryland, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, Ohio and Kentucky. Once complete, the service is expected to give nTelos and DISH customers, many of whom are located in underserved rural communities, access to reliable high-speed Internet, whether at home or on the go. | |
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