"Deutsche Bank National Trust Company, Indenture Trustee" is on the Terrestar Creditors Committee. Deutsche Bank National Trust Company is influencing the TerreStar Shareholders, Creditors and the Sale of TerreStar and Yet Deutsche Bank is Connected to Deutsche Telekom, and So whatever decisions that Deutsche Bank National Trust Company makes on "behalf" of the "supposed" highest Fiduciary Honor of the TerreStar Creditors will actually benefit Lightsquared, Philip Falcone, Harbinger Capital Parnters WHICH is in Business with T-Mobile which is Deutsche Telekom, Right?
Also Note the Massive Influence that Sprint has in the TerreStar Bankruptcy and the DBSD North America Bankruptcy, of Course this would also have to benefit Lightsquared, Harbinger Capital Partners and Philip Falcone
Todays News on Deutsche Telekom, T-Mobile, Sprint and Philip Falcone
"Deutsche Telekom, Sprint Said to Discuss T-Mobile USA Deal
Deutsche Telekom AG (DTE) has held talks to sell its T-Mobile USA unit to Sprint Nextel Corp. (S) in exchange for a major stake in the combined entity, said people with knowledge of the matter.
Talks have been on and off, and a deal may not be reached, said the people, who spoke on the condition of anonymity because the talks are private. The companies haven’t been able to agree on the valuation of T-Mobile USA, which reported a drop in profit in the fourth quarter, the people said. Sprint rose 6.7 percent to $4.78 in early U.S. trading, and Deutsche Telekom gained as much as 6.1 percent to 10.22 euros in Frankfurt.
A merger of Sprint and T-Mobile USA would combine the third- and fourth-largest U.S. wireless providers behind Verizon Wireless and AT&T Inc. (T) Sprint’s market value was $13.6 billion as of yesterday’s close. T-Mobile USA may be valued at 16.3 billion euros ($22.6 billion), based on a January estimate by Michael Kovacocy, an analyst at Evolution Securities in London.
“In general, all options are open in the U.S. -- the sale of the whole business or of parts,” Deutsche Telekom Chief Financial Officer Timotheus Hoettges said in an e-mailed response today. He said the company could also find a partner, sell shares in the market or form a network agreement.
Bill White, a spokesman for Overland Park, Kansas-based Sprint, declined to comment.
Customer Losses
A tie-up would allow Bonn-based Deutsche Telekom, Europe’s largest phone company, to keep a stake in one its biggest markets while making it easier to finance investments for a faster next-generation network.
T-Mobile, which accounts for about a quarter of Deutsche Telekom’s sales, has lost customers at an accelerated rate as it trailed rivals in building out a third-generation mobile network and missed out on being able to sell Apple Inc.’s iPhone. About 56,000 customers abandoned T-Mobile USA last year, while Sprint, AT&T and Verizon Wireless all boosted their counts.
Talks have included discussion of Deutsche Telekom owning about 50 percent of a combined T-Mobile USA-Sprint, one person said. Sprint had revenue of about $32.6 billion in 2010, while T-Mobile USA recorded revenue of $21.4 billion.
‘Flexibly Positioned’
T-Mobile USA is also discussing buying wireless spectrum from Clearwire Corp. (CLWR) as an alternative to a merger with Sprint, two people said. Deutsche Telekom’s Hoettges said last month that buying U.S. wireless spectrum from Clearwire is only one option for the German phone company. He ruled out an outright sale of T-Mobile in the U.S.
“We’re flexibly positioned,” Hoettges said today, adding that Deutsche Telekom is working on several options. “We’re not under pressure. We want the best solution.”
Sprint is the majority owner of Kirkland, Washington-based Clearwire.
Sprint is also in talks with LightSquared Inc., a wireless startup founded by billionaire Philip Falcone and backed by his Harbinger Capital Partners hedge fund, three people familiar with the talks said last month.
LightSquared, which is seeking to sell 4G capacity in the U.S., may strike a deal to use Sprint’s cell sites and equipment to build out its network.
Sprint said in December it is going to spend up to $5 billion over the coming three to five years to upgrade its network to allow it to combine the disparate spectrum bands it uses onto a single type of base station.
To contact the reporters on this story: Serena Saitto in New York at ssaitto@bloomberg.net; Jacqueline Simmons in Paris at jackiem@bloomberg.net; Jeffrey McCracken in New York at jmccracken3@bloomberg.net. ""
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"discussing buying Wireless Spectrum from Clearwire Corp. (CLWR) "
Sprint Buying Spectrum from Clearwire and then working with T-Mobile, and This is a Massive conflict of interest that WILL certainly cost the shareholders and creditors in the Terrestar Bankrtupcy and DBSD Bankruptcy that are Not Billionaires.
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"Sprint is the majority owner of Kirkland, Washington-based Clearwire." - and yet Philip Falcone Investigates Craig McCaw - seems to me the ICO Connections, Sprint and Clearwire - they all benefit from this.. so who are they really taking advantage of ..
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Link to List of Terrestar Creditors Committee
http://www.investigativeblogger.com/2011/03/terrestar-networks-bankruptcy-unsecured.html
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The Fate of the Terrestar Network Inc Shareholders is in the Hands of these folks on the TerreStar Unsecured Creditors Committee.
Deutsche Bank is Connected to Deutsche Telekom
{ Deutsche Bank has been reappointed by Deutsche Telekom
https://www.adr.db.com/drweb/public/en/docs/DT_01July2010.pdf }
Deutsche Telekom is the Parent Company for T-Mobile.
Is T-Mobile (Deutsche Telekom) buying Spectrum from Clearwire Corp, Craig McCaw. Does Deutsche Bank National Trust Company have many more motives and behind the scences deals then the TerreStar Shareholder have been made aware of ?
Deutsche Bank National Trust Co. Note -
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The Fate of the Terrestar Network Inc Shareholders is in the Hands of these folks on the TerreStar Unsecured Creditors Committee.
Deutsche Bank is Connected to Deutsche Telekom
{ Deutsche Bank has been reappointed by Deutsche Telekom
https://www.adr.db.com/drweb/public/en/docs/DT_01July2010.pdf }
Deutsche Telekom is the Parent Company for T-Mobile.
"The waiver might also make it easier for LightSquared to find new investors to fund the ambitious project and potentially sign agreements with other companies, such as T-Mobile USA, the Deutsche Telekom mobile unit, which lack the spectrum to build their own high-speed mobile broadband LTE networks."
Source
http://www.ft.com/cms/s/0/ef7a40bc-29ab-11e0-bb9b-00144feab49a.html#axzz1FJGxtttl
Source
http://www.ft.com/cms/s/0/ef7a40bc-29ab-11e0-bb9b-00144feab49a.html#axzz1FJGxtttl
T-Mobile, pretty much the Only Choice for Lightsquared Right with the Spectrum Restriction?
Is T-Mobile (Deutsche Telekom) buying Spectrum from Clearwire Corp, Craig McCaw. Does Deutsche Bank National Trust Company have many more motives and behind the scences deals then the TerreStar Shareholder have been made aware of ?
"Objections to the disclosure statement by Harbinger Capital Partners LLC, Solus Alternative Asset Management, the official committee of creditors with unsecured claims, an ad hoc group of holders of 15 percent senior secured notes and Deutsche Bank National Trust Co. were withdrawn either before or during today’s hearing."
Much More on the T-Mobile, Lightsquared, Sprint, Deutsche Telekom, Philip Falcone, Deutsche Bank National Trust Company, DBSD and Terrestar Bankruptcy, and all these connections and favortism.. Coming Soon..
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