AT&T is now out from the race for buying Deutsche Telekom’s American mobile division T-mobile. Surprisingly, AT&T has not dropped its idea because of some competitor or rival, but due to the opposition by regulators in the United States. AT&T was a bit too optimistic about this deal. We can say so because AT&T’s Chief Executive Officer was promoting the deal on a TV channel. This decision by AT&T has not been welcomed by Deutsche Telekom as the German company will now have to look for some other partner in the United States.
According to us, there was a very little chance for AT&T to buy T-mobile as the regulators were very skeptical about this deal from the very beginning. Still, AT&T took risk and well, it paid the price for this tactless business practice.
Some sources have claimed that the initial bidding by AT&T was close to $39 billion, and believe us, it was the best deal T-mobile could have ever wanted. The condition of T-mobile in the American market is well known. It was once a promising player in the field of telecommunications, but as the time went by, its standard and services started deteriorating.
T-mobile’s present condition can be compared to that of Research In Motion. Both of these companies had a very great start and were promising about a bright future, but both fell down due to their inability to handle competition. 
Since AT&T has now given up its bid, there are only 2 options left for Deutsche Telekom. It can either look for a strategic partner in the United States and sell its business to it, or it will have to find other methods to silently slip away from the continental U.S.
If the deal had been successful, AT&T would have become the giant in American market, but it paid the price for being too optimistic.
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