Adonis Hoffman, Esq.

President TrumpDonald John TrumpOnly one way with Huawei — don't let it control 5G Japan's emperor is first to abdicate throne in two centuries Air Force secretary warns against European military force MORE has taken a firm stand against Huawei, the Chinese telecom behemoth — and for good reason. Huawei is not your garden-variety Chinese company in the same vein as Tencent, Alibaba or Baidu.

T-Mobile Merger Poses More Questions Than It Does Answers It must satisfy concerns about fixed and mobile 5G; the integrity of the prepaid wireless market, and consumer pricing.

Sprint and T-Mobile have staked their corporate futures on the success of a controversial $26 billion merger. While the companies have hyped the deployment of a “true 5G” network to investors and consumers, the FCC and Justice Department have yet to approve the combination, and now reports are that DOJ has concerns. Although Congress does not have a formal role in the process, that has not stopped Members from both parties from voicing both support and opposition to the deal.