Cell Tower Stocks Bounce As Cost-Cut Plan Hits Sprint

By | January 19, 2016

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Two cellphone tower stocks on Tuesday bounced back after a sell-off on Friday amid a report that Sprint (S) plans to cut its network costs by relocating radio equipment to government-owned properties. Sprint stock plummeted. The carrier plans to save $1 billion annually by relocating equipment to government-owned properties and rights-of-way, which would have lower rents, Re/code reported on Friday. Shares of Crown Castle (CCI) and American Tower Scalper1 News

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