Just one day after
SoftBank CEO Masayoshi Son attacked the Dish Network over its plan to buy U.S. wireless carrier Sprint,
Dish chairman Charlie Ergen hit back by saying that
Sprint would benefit by being owned by an American company and not by a foreign company such as the Japanese SoftBank.
Reuters reports Ergen said that in addition to offering a higher price for Sprint, Dish would be the best choice to run Sprint because “we are an American company and the modernization of Sprint’s network will have to be done from the U.S.”
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