Hold T-Mobile responsible: T-Mobile, New York Times fall; WD-40, Papa John’s rise

From The Philadelphia Inquirer:

Stocks that traded heavily or had substantial price changes Friday: T-Mobile, New York Times fall; WD-40, Papa John’s rise

Stocks that traded heavily or had substantial price changes Friday:

T-Mobile US Inc., down $5.83 to $109.74.

Investors were disappointed by the wireless carrier’s latest update on customer and account additions.

Continue reading T-Mobile, New York Times fall; WD-40, Papa John’s rise on The Philadelphia Inquirer

Do you have a complaint about T-Mobile, such as hidden fees on your bill, lies by sales staff, or unsatisfactory service? Take your claim to FairShake, the consumer advocacy service.


Read More:

FairShake is aggregating links to consumer news stories across the web. We claim no rights to the snippets featured.

Latest news

Top DISH Network story from Forbes: DISH Network And Walt Disney Company Do A Rare ‘Handshake’ Carriage Agreement For Cable Networks

From Forbes: In a rarity in the cable network industry, after the Walt DisneyDIS Company pulled down its networks...

Take action against PayPal: PayPal’s ‘once beloved story’ is ‘back in vogue’ despite some noise

From MarketWatch: The stock fared better later in the month after Amazon.com Inc. AMZN, -5.04% announced that it was finally...

Earn a big cash back bonus with Chase Ink Business Cash and Unlimited cards, Warns USA TODAY

From USA TODAY: — Our editors review and recommend products to help you buy the stuff you need. If you...

Hold Wells Fargo responsible: Wells Fargo in Talks With CFPB to Settle Variety of Inquiries

From Bloomberg Law: Wells Fargo & Co., which set aside $2 billion last quarter to deal with legal matters, said...

Wells Fargo Names Fercho Head of Diverse Segments, Representation, Inclusion, says MarketWatch

From MarketWatch: Wells Fargo launched the DSRI function in 2020 to coordinate the bank's diversity, equity and inclusion efforts across...

Take action against AT&T: DirecTV Impersonators Are Scamming Customers, New Lawsuits Say

From Bloomberg Law: AT&T Inc.-owned DirecTV LLC is suing two US companies for allegedly posing as the satellite-TV provider to...

You might also likeRELATED
Recommended to you