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Hello, you're listening to The Views Room, brought to you by Reuters Breaking Views.

I'm Jennifer Seba, and I'm joined by my colleagues, Anna Schumansky.

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And Rob Siren.

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All right, so we're just going to get right into it. This week we're going to talk about SoftBank

and its convoluted connections between two of its troubled assets, WeWork and Sprint.

So we're going to start with the news that earlier this week, SoftBank was in talks with T-Mobile's CEO, John Ledger,

to possibly become the new chief executive of WeWork, according to several press reports. So this is a really weird piece of news.

We're where to start with this. I don't even know. It's a small, small world around WeWork.

And SoftBank.

Yeah, it's tiny, tiny little universe.

So the thing that really jumps out at me is, so just to kind of back up a little bit,

but T-Mobile is currently in talks to merge with Sprint, which is owned by SoftBank.

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