Competition is heating up in the wireless market and it looks like T-Mobile USA is getting singed.
The company's parent company Deutsche Telekom, which owns the wireless company T-Mobile International and T-Mobile USA, reported earnings on Wednesday citing slower subscriber growth for its U.S. wireless entity.
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