JOHN LEGERE IS A BULLY. During a twitter Q&A, our friends at the Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) asked John Legere whether T-Mobile's BingeOn program throttles videos, pointing to recent testing data that suggest the company is violating FCC net neutrality rules. Legere's response was an over the top attack: “Who the fuck are you, EFF? Why are you stirring up so much trouble?

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John Legere got $137 million severance for completing T-Mobile/Sprint merger Legere's 2020 compensation was $137.2M—he worked three months, then left in April. Jon Brodkin - Apr 22, 2021 5:22 pm UTC

John Legere's Keys Took over T-Mobile, a last-place mobile carrier, and increased its subscriber base, revenue and earnings as CEO from 2012 to 2020. Overcame: A poor reputation for the company ...

The big picture: John Legere was instrumental in pulling T-Mobile out of the slumps, and really, he helped revolutionize the entire mobile industry. Those actions didn’t go unnoticed by T-Mobile ...

John Legere, former CEO of T-Mobile, has entered the NFT market in a characteristically big way — by spending $888,888.88 on one made by DJ Steve Aoki, according to Rolling Stone. Surprisingly ...

John Legere brought T-Mobile back from the dead. Now he's riding off into the sunset Legere hands the reins over to new CEO Mike Sievert, marking an end to the era of the fireband telecom executive.

John Legere has formally cut ties with T-Mobile US, the company he led as CEO for over seven years. After steering T-Mobile through a dramatic turnaround that culminated in its successful merger ...

— John Legere (@JohnLegere) January 8, 2021. He didn’t specify which office he may seek. Let’s think big for now and consider the presidency. During a 2015 spat with candidate Donald Trump, Legere described himself as “an undecided Republican.” Let’s put aside thought of an Independent run- the slow cooker Sunday CEO could make a ...