T-Mobile and Starbucks settle Wi-Fi dispute
by David Masters
June 13, 2008
Last week T-Mobile USA filed a lawsuit against Starbucks for breach of contract.
Starbucks recently decided to switch the wi-fi provider in its US coffee shops from T-Mobile to AT&T.
To keep T-Mobile happy through the period of transition, the Seattle-based global coffee brand signed a contract with T-Mobile that gave the company the right to ’sell, market and promote its services’ in all Starbucks stores until every store had switched to AT&T.
However, T-Mobile argued that an AT&T promotion using Starbucks reward cards violated the contract, and filed a lawsuit.
A spokesperson for Starbucks has now revealed that the companies are working towards a final settlement, the terms of which will not be disclosed.
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