They are borrowing 1.5 billion to add to the 2.5 billion in cash to enrich themselves. That's all you really need to know about the intentions of the corporations behind this deal. It sounds like a raw deal for anyone but the billionaire elite that are driving it. It will result in greater control over the market, higher prices especially in the smaller markets that cannot compete with behemoth monopolies and people are going to lose their jobs. They can attempt to sugarcoat it anyway they like.  Somebody has to pay for all those billions that are being extracted from the equation at the expense of everyone else.

They are borrowing 1.5 billion to add to the 2.5 billion in cash to enrich themselves. That's all you really need to know about the intentions of the corporations behind this deal. It sounds like a raw deal for anyone but the billionaire elite that are driving it. It will result in greater control over the market, higher prices especially in the smaller markets that cannot compete with behemoth monopolies and people are going to lose their jobs. They can attempt to sugarcoat it anyway they like.  Somebody has to pay for all those billions that are being extracted from the equation at the expense of everyone else.

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