(Reuters) - NEW YORK, July 23 - U.S. satellite radio
providers Sirius and XM said on Monday they
can offer consumers a variety of subscription packages that
cost up to 46 percent less than current plans if their merger
is approved.
In a bid to allay concerns among U.S. lawmakers that their
merger would raise prices and limit programming choices, the
two companies announced several new packages that they say
offer consumers more choice than they can individually.
Read more at Reuters.com Mergers News
providers Sirius and XM said on Monday they
can offer consumers a variety of subscription packages that
cost up to 46 percent less than current plans if their merger
is approved.
In a bid to allay concerns among U.S. lawmakers that their
merger would raise prices and limit programming choices, the
two companies announced several new packages that they say
offer consumers more choice than they can individually.
Read more at Reuters.com Mergers News
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