Japan's softbank, said it has sweet 3 cell provider Sprint Nextel corp. on its offer to $15 billion to $21.6 billion, increased.
Monday the revised deal also called for Sprint's shareholders, to get more cash, $16.6 billion, at $12.1 billion from the previous quotation. Softbank will have about 78% of the sprint, if completed, 70% than before.
Dish network satellite television companies have launched its value in a $2.55 billion bid for it. But Sprint said its board of directors has identified a special committee, the food will not be able to get out is better than that of softbank.
Sprint's second-largest shareholder, paulson & co, said it will sweet offer all shares voted in favour of softbank.



Other News:
Softbank sweetens offer for Sprint by $1.5B
Fort Hood suspect expected to argue shooting was in defense of Taliban
Obama to name Furman as chief economist
Insurgents attack near Kabul airport
Bombs hit Syrian capital, at least 14 killed
Witch hunts in Papua New Guinea linked to jealousy
Grandmother says she watched officer shoot girl, 7
A Tale of Two Employment Surveys