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OVERLAND PARK, Kan. — Sprint has announced it’s laying off 2,000 people after another quarter of massive losses.
Sprint reported a $765 million net loss for the second quarter and it lost nearly a quarter of a million contract subscribers.
The job cuts are part of a cost-reduction strategy and are expected to save an estimated $400 million.
