Everybody loves a winner. Especially investors. And guess what? Sprint appears to be winning lately. It's too early to declare a completed and lasting turnaround from major struggles for the nation's No. 3 wireless company. But with the early sales success of Sprint's new Samsung Instinct phones, a much-needed reprieve from the FCC on a major wireless interference project, a WiMax deal with Clearwire and generally positive views of CEO Dan Hesse's leadership, investors finally are giving Sprint the benefit of the doubt. Reversing what had been a plummeting share price trend, Sprint was the telecommunications pacesetter in the second quarter. read more ...