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Europe's biggest telecom firm may be planning to pick up America's third largest wireless company. The Wall Street Journal reports that Deutsche Telekom is considering a bid to acquire Sprint Nextel Corporation. Deutsche Telekom already owns T-mobile USA, the fourth biggest wireless company. Buying Sprint Nextel would rocket the German firm to the No. 1 spot in the U.S. wireless market. Investors reacted to the news by pulling back from Deutsche Telekmon. Shares fell by 1.2 percent today. But Sprint may be getting a bump from the attention. Shares were up in pre-market trading.



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