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T-Mobile announces $14 billion buyback

Dec 13, 2024 3:21 AM

(Reuters) -Telecom giant T-Mobile unveiled a $14 billion share buyback on Friday.

The company in September had announced its plans to return up to $50 billion to shareholders through 2027 through share buybacks and dividends.

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