T-Mobile acknowledges it spent more at Trump hotel after Sprint merger announcement

Reporting cited here

1. documented

   The hotel spending and the merger review overlap, both documented. The evidence does not establish that the patronage affected the government's decision.

   Company letter, reported hotel spending and merger-review chronology

   T-Mobile Hotel Spending During the Sprint Merger Review: Audit finding · Cited analysis

2. documented

   T-Mobile executives booked rooms at the Trump hotel immediately after the Sprint merger announcement and returned during the federal review period.

   Company letter, reported hotel spending and merger-review chronology

   T-Mobile Hotel Spending During the Sprint Merger Review: The record · The record

3. documented

   Trump retained a beneficial interest in the hotel patronized during his administration's merger review.

   Company letter, reported hotel spending and merger-review chronology

   T-Mobile Hotel Spending During the Sprint Merger Review: The record · The record

4. reported

   The company denied an influence purpose, and the record does not connect any stay to a specific approval action.

   Company letter, reported hotel spending and merger-review chronology

   T-Mobile Hotel Spending During the Sprint Merger Review: Administration response · Administration response

5. reported

   T-Mobile disclosed substantial hotel spending in response to congressional questions while saying employees chose the hotel for convenience and service.

   Company letter, reported hotel spending and merger-review chronology

   T-Mobile Hotel Spending During the Sprint Merger Review: Outcome · Outcome