It’s been a little over four years since John Legere stepped down as the CEO of T-Mobile. Under Legere, the nation’s ...

The company is looking to tap T-Mobile U.S. (TMUS) CEO John Legere to take over as head of the company, The Wall Street Journal reported Monday, citing unnamed sources. WeWork is in the market for ...

Former T-Mobile CEO John Legere has been slapped with a $100 million defamation suit for calling personal finance guru Grant ...

John Legere was adamant, bordering on indignant. “This merger is all about creating new, high-quality, high-paying jobs, and the New T-Mobile will be jobs-positive from Day One and every day ...

John Legere might literally be the first — and likely last — American telecom CEO to have his own personality cult. Research firm Comlinkdata has analyzed 2.7 million of social media messages ...

It was T-Mobile's CEO John Legere. The stuffy B2B customers ate him up. They posed for selfies. They talked about wonky topics like wireless spectrum and data usage overseas. They told him how ...

T-Mobile announced Monday that its CEO, John Legere, will be stepping down from his role in May 2020 after over seven years of heading up the mobile service provider. Legere is just as well-known ...

T-Mobile's outspoken CEO, John Legere, will be stepping down next year and will be replaced by current COO Mike Sievert. The company said Legere will stay on to help T-Mobile complete its $26.5 ...

GeekWire co-founders John Cook, left, and Todd Bishop, right, with T-Mobile CEO John Legere at the 2014 GeekWire Summit in Seattle. GeekWire is a fast-growing, national technology news site with ...

John Legere, T-Mobile’s influential CEO and cheerleader, is leaving next year T-Mobile CEO John Legere will exit the company in May 2020, leaving COO and President Mike Sievert as his successor.

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T-Mobile’s former chief executive is one of the world’s top NFT buyers. The ex-telecom bigwig plunked down more than $2 million on psychedelic music videos by DJs 3LAU and Steve Aoki.