T-Mobile CEO John Legere vows to take on 'stupid, broken, arrogant' cable TV industry in 2019 - Puget Sound Business Journal
T-Mobile CEO John Legere Says Without The iPhone, A Carrier “Is Shit” | TechCrunch
T-Mobile CEO John Legere, in profanity-filled event, announces contract-free wireless plans - Puget Sound Business Journal
T-Mobile CEO John Legere teases new Un-carrier announcement coming soon - TmoNews
John Legere got $137 million severance for completing T-Mobile/Sprint merger | Ars Technica
T-Mobile'ın CEO'su görevini bırakıyor - Haberler - Teknoloji Haberleri
John Legere to Step Down as T-Mobile CEO, Replaced by Mike Sievert - Variety
John Legere stepping down as T-Mobile CEO
T-Mobile'ın CEO'su görevini bırakıyor - Haberler - Teknoloji Haberleri
So. Much. Magenta. T-Mobile CEO John Legere isn't shy about showing off his colorful lifestyle – GeekWire
T-Mobile's Legere, top paid CEO in Pacific NW, says he is stepping down but not retiring | The Seattle Times
Former T-Mobile CEO John Legere leaves board weeks earlier than expected - CNET
How John Legere Saved T-Mobile US: Jeff Kagan - Equities News
Former T-Mobile CEO John Legere Offers to Replace Elon Musk and Run Twitter: 'I'm Expensive but So Is What You Paid'
ADDING MULTIMEDIA Mike Sievert to Succeed John Legere as CEO of T-Mobile on May 1, 2020 | Business Wire
How T-Mobile's John Legere changed the mobile world for the better - CNET
T-Mobile CEO John Legere Literally Crashes AT&T's Party, Just Wanted to Hear Some Music
T-Mobile CEO John Legere to step down next year
T-Mobile CEO John Legere Is Resigning And Won't Be Promoting His Own Tweets
5 Ways Former T-Mobile CEO John Legere Became the Ultimate Disruptor in the Telecom Industry | by projekt202 | Medium
WeWork Talking With John Legere of T-Mobile About C.E.O. Job - The New York Times
The Life of John Legere, the T-Mobile CEO Who's Stepping Down in 2020
Sprint, T-Mobile finalizing merger with John Legere as chief | ZDNET
T-Mobile CEO John Legere: Prices will go up if Sprint deal fails
T-Mobile's CEO on Winning Market Share by Trash-Talking Rivals
