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T-Mobile is deploying permanent infrastructure upgrades in the Bay Area for mission-critical public safety communications during the Big Game. Verizon filed a lawsuit against T-Mobile alleging false advertising over exaggerated savings claims in T-Mobile's marketing campaigns. T-Mobile plans to report fourth-quarter earnings on February 11 with forecasts for a 1.7% decline in earnings per share but an 8.1% increase in revenue. T-Mobile is implementing a digital transformation strategy, leading to layoffs across departments including account executives, sales managers, and support roles. T-Mobile has authorized a $14 billion shareholder return program and has returned $41.8 billion to stockholders since 2022 through buybacks.

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