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Deutsche Bank initiated the wireless company and said it sees continued subscriber "momentum" among other things.has a massive EBITDA and FCF growth opportunity in front of it; driven by merger synergies, improved scale, an industry-leading spectrum position, a turnaround of the legacy Sprint operations, and continued subscriber momentum in the preexisting T-Mobile operations.
'KeyBanc upgraded the lab testing company and said it sees "material upside' to near-term consensus expectations.is now generating ~$1.00 of incremental EPS per month from running COVID-19 lab tests, including temporarily favorable COVID-19 pricing associated with the 'Public Health Emergency' . We think the PHE could last well into 2021 based on similar PHEs for the Zika and H1N1 outbreaks.
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