Two years into merger, partners remain wary of each other
(NEWSER) - The $35 billion merger of long-distance carrier Sprint and wireless innovator Nextel sought to create a company capable of competing with the nation’s largest wireless carriers, Verizon and AT&T. Instead, distinct cultures have warred over everything from ad strategies to executive teams, leaving the company with poor morale, stalled projects, and a sagging stock price, the Washington Post reports. More»
