NEW YORK—Shares of Leap Wireless International Inc. , which owns the Cricket cellular service, slipped Friday after it reported fourth-quarter results that fell slightly short of analyst expectations and investor excitement about it being a possible takeo

Feb. 17 (Bloomberg) -- Leap Wireless International Inc. , tumbled the most six weeks after Collins Stewart LLC cut its rating on the pay-as-you-go wireless provider, citing increased competition and little chance of a sale to AT&T Inc. Leap fell 2.6 perce

Yesterday after market close, Leap Wireless International Inc. (LEAP) declared mixed financial results for the fourth quarter of 2011. During 2011, the company restructured its business models through which it has given maximum emphasis to the high ARPU

Leap Wireless International saw its service revenues for the fourth quarter increase 14.6 percent over the prior year quarter to USD 729.5 million. The company reported adjusted operating income before depreciation and amortisation (OIBDA) of USD 135.1 m

Here is a summary of reports for selected telecommunications companies and what they reveal about their own and the industry's prospects: Jan. 4: Leap Wireless International Inc. , the parent of the Cricket service, says it added about 175,000 subscribers

Leap Wireless International Inc. (LEAP), the regional pay-as-you-go wireless provider, gained the most in a month after the Wall Street Journal reported that it has been in talks with AT&T Inc. to sell itself. The Journal, which cited people familiar wit