T-Mobile US, Inc. (TMUS)

Should a T-Mobile/Sprint deal be cleared in return for asset sales, there could be major long-term implications for both wireless and home broadband competition.

The endless rally needs fuel, and without it, you end up with what you got Tuesday, a soggy session that was hit from the cloud, Beyond Meat's chill, and big merger uncertainties.

If it's willing to make the large investments needed, Jeff Bezos' firm could use a wireless network to not only strengthen Prime, but also its ad business and AWS.

There are ways to invest in the basket of companies that have increased their dividends for years on end that go beyond ETFs; here are a couple of them.

Is the temporary license granted for U.S. exports to Huawei part of the ongoing attempt to reach a trade deal -- or is it early stages of what might end up as a protracted cold war?

Let's check out the charts of TMUS this morning.

If you can survive this hell week you can pretty much survive anything.

The tech giant showed off new Google Search and Assistant features at its annual developer conference, as well as cheaper Pixel phones and a new smart display.

Bitcoin, the most famous of all crypto-currencies, has enjoyed something of a rebound of late.

Netflix's streaming users could surge under next generation data plans.

China reported positive data, bolstering markets. Netflix had a beat on earnings, but faces fierce competition ahead. CSX is a thing of beauty.

T-Mobile's new TV service provides a lot of features, but isn't exactly a screaming bargain.

One big reason centers on the upcoming deployments of 5G networks.

Does it not make sense to create a separate portfolio made up of equities that will benefit -- as sick as that sounds -- when an area needs to rebuild?

The Snapchat parent's stock is up strongly following a Q4 beat. However, user growth remained elusive and cash burn continued.

Buckle up after Super Sunday.

The glass maker is seeing strong optical fiber demand from telcos and data center owners, and is even growing its Gorilla Glass sales in the face of a weak smartphone market.

As Apple preps video and news/magazine services for launch this year, a new report states the company is also thinking about launching a gaming service.

In a bear market the same pieces of news, perhaps weaker sales or perhaps tariffs, keep taking it down.

My target price and panic points have changed, and I am watching for a chance to add or shave some off, depending on which direction the stock takes.

Stay diversified and stay the course, there's nothing here that's going to change things longer term.

Apple's reported push for embedded SIM cards could spell trouble for mobile carriers.

Markets were higher Tuesday after starting Tuesday's session off in the green.

Analysts and shareholders both put negative news behind them and accentuated the positive for a host of formerly hated stocks.

TheStreet's founder and Action Alerts PLUS Portfolio Manager Jim Cramer weighs in on Thursday's trending stocks from the floor of the New York Stock Exchange.

T-Mobile CEO John Legere is confident the deal will receive approval from antitrust regulators, according to TheStreet's founder and Action Alerts PLUS Portfolio Manager Jim Cramer.

That is why we love them, even when they are troubled.

But one analyst gives the planned merger a less than 50% chance of being completed.