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BT said Sherman will join the group on 1 May 2018 from the management consulting and business strategy firm, where he has spent the last 11 years leading its Technology, Media and Telecommunications practice in the United States
Quickline Communications will be part of a £2.1mln grant-funded project to explore and establish standards for the next generation of 5G fixed wireless broadband services
The City broker increased its target price for the FTSE 250-listed firm to 450p from 400p but with the shares changing hands at 431.8p each in mid-morning trading, down 0.2%, it stayed cautious on the stock
Inmarsat said it is well-placed to continue to grow its revenues in 2018
SnippLoyalty is a cloud-based loyalty platform that allows companies to engage with and reward their customers
Excluding profits from the disposal of property, plant and equipment, EBITDA was US$2.2mln in 2017 compared with a loss of US$0.3mln in 2016
The service, named ‘V-Home by Vodafone’ will bring together its Internet of Things system and Samsung’s ‘SmartThings’ open platform
Berenberg raised its rating to ‘buy’ from ‘hold’ but cut its target price to 310p from 320p
BT is likely to face renewed pressure to expand its fibre broadband upgrade across Britain
Deutsche Bank has upgraded the stock to ‘hold’ from ‘sell’ but left its target price unchanged at 248p
BT Cables is the Manchester-based unit within BT Wholesale that supplies the group’s network subsidiary Openreach with fibre-optic and copper cables
The FTSE 100-listed telecoms provider said that it would work alongside the European Aviation Safety Agency on the trials, to be undertaken in Germany and Spain
House broker Shore Capital cranked up its estimates for this year and said it believes there is scope for further revenue and profits improvements
BATM's Networks & Cyber division returned to growth in 2017
The net profit of circa $20 million equated to earnings per share of $0.054.
BT's package of Premier League fixtures are deemed to be 'slightly weaker', but, the total cost is now going to be less than many investors expected.
The price tag is less than what the two broadcasters had paid out in the last bid – when they paid a total of £5.136bn to screen 168 games
Goldman Sachs and RBC Capital cut their target price on TalkTalk while Numis put the stock under review
Amazon could show a round of Premier League fixtures simultaneously online, if it wins broadcast rights in today's auction
"It’s been five years since T-Mobile launched Un-carrier by declaring war on the wireless industry status quo ... the industry was stupid, broken, arrogant and treated customers like second class citizens," T-Mobile said
