One chart illustrates T-Mobile’s monster comeback Just over a year ago, T-Mobile looked like a dead carrier walking — after its plan to merge with AT&T fell through, it kept shedding subscribers and looked doomed to wither and die. What a difference a year of "Uncarrier" initiatives makes: Business Insider flags a new report from UBS that charts T-Mobile's extraordinary comeback over the last year that has seen its service revenue growth go from -9.6% in Q4 2012 to -1.1% in Q4 2013. While T-Mobile would probably prefer to post positive and **t negative quarterly service revenue growth, that's still an impressive turnaround for a carrier that looked like it was on death's door at the end of 2012.
03-20-2014, 07:32 AM
One chart illustrates T-Mobile’s monster comeback
Just over a year ago, T-Mobile looked like a dead carrier walking — after its plan to merge with AT&T fell through, it kept shedding subscribers and looked doomed to wither and die. What a difference a year of "Uncarrier" initiatives makes: Business Insider flags a new report from UBS that charts T-Mobile's extraordinary comeback over the last year that has seen its service revenue growth go from -9.6% in Q4 2012 to -1.1% in Q4 2013. While T-Mobile would probably prefer to post positive and **t negative quarterly service revenue growth, that's still an impressive turnaround for a carrier that looked like it was on death's door at the end of 2012.
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