Amazon, Globalstar tell US FCC lone opposition to deal lacks merit
( July 22, 2026, 18:25 GMT | Official Statement) -- MLex Summary: Amazon and Globalstar argued that the lone petitioner opposing their transaction lacks merit and offers no basis for dismissing or delaying the approval of their application, according to a filing with the US Federal Communications Commission. Yippy, Inc. is seeking dismissal of the application to transfer control of Globalstar's licenses and authorizations to Amazon due to a contract dispute, according to the merging parties. The companies urge the FCC to deny Yippy's petition and grant the application "without delay."See attached document....
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