John Legere

Former T-Mobile US CEO John Legere (pictured) quit the operator’s board more than a month earlier than expected, citing the pursuit of other options.

John Legere, outspoken head of T-Mobile US (pictured, right), announced plans to step back from his role as CEO at the end of April and hand the reins to COO Mike Sievert (pictured, left), despite ongoing uncertainty about the fate…

T-Mobile US CEO John Legere (pictured) was mooted as one of several contenders to take over shared workspace company WeWork, as it seeks to rebuild following a messy departure of former co-founder and chief Adam Neumann in September.

T-Mobile US looked set to resurrect a financial services play under the T-Mobile Money brand, a service provided in partnership with BankMobile.

T-Mobile US announced it will unveil its next disruptive move as part of its Uncarrier strategy within the next fortnight, as it revealed what it said are its best ever set of Q2 earnings.

T-Mobile US booked a huge tax windfall in its Q4 results, fuelling an increase in net profit of 594 per cent, as revenue also reached a record high. The operator reported a net profit of $2.

T-Mobile US CEO John Legere (pictured) this week celebrated his five-year anniversary with the operator, but rather than taking a victory lap, Legere insisted there’s more work to be done to improve the industry.