BT Group's Openreach dangles prospect of blazingly fast broadband throughout the UK
In a nutshell, the story is: yeah, we can do it, but who is going to pay for it?
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Sprint shares race lower as Japan’s SoftBank calls off T-Mobile merger, say reports
The Sprint parent could not settle a dispute with Deutsche Telekom, it was claimed
BT Group says 1mln customers without broadband to get substantial line rental price cut after Ofcom agreement
The FTSE 100-listed telecoms group said: “We have listened to the concerns of our line-only customers and agreed to reduce the price of line rental for them by £7 a month, or £84 a year, which means they will only pay £11.99 a month for sta
Sprint heads higher in pre-market on narrower-than-expected Q3 loss, T-Mobile merger reports
Reports this week have suggested that Sprint and rival carrier T-Mobile could announce a merger as early as next month
No doubt BT is a value play, but watch out for a dividend cut in next week’s Q2 update
Jefferies isn’t a fan of the telecoms giant, with both internal and external factors weighing on the business
Numis thinks UK government move to ask Ofcom for broadband whole pricing rethink is "a clear and major positive " for BT
The analysts noted that the Secretary of State for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport said she is worried that a cut to the 40/10Mbps fibre broadband price will hurt capital expenditure for all-fibre broadband
T-Mobile rises as quarterly profits top Street forecasts; upgrades full-year subscriber growth expectations
“We’re delivering results that no one else can match and have proven time and time again that we know how to fight for customers and win for shareholders. We won’t stop!"
SSW finishes remote Norwegian project ahead of schedule
The new network will service approximately 350 residential dwellings, 15 businesses along with around 500 holiday homes and cabins.
Government intervenes in dispute between BT's Openreach and Ofcom over wholesale prices
Openreach has argued Ofcom’s planned charge controls would undermine its ability to invest in new ultra-fast broadband infrastructure
Verizon shares rise premarket after third quarter beats market expectations
The company had 115.3mln total wireless retail connections, up from 113.7mln the same quarter last year and 114.5mln in the second quarter.
Verizon Communications, Gilead Sciences, Alcoa Corp, PayPal Holdings - PRE-MARKET
We take a look at what's moving the needle in New York, ahead of the bell
BATM lands cyber security contract with defence agency of unnamed European country
Its Celare operation will supply monitoring and detection systems as part of a proof of concept contract
Sprint Corp, Netflix Inc, McClatchy Co and more - PRE-MARKET
We look at what is piquing interest in pre-market deals in New York
TalkTalk slumps after Barclays downgrades to 'equal weight' on valuation grounds
TalkTalk's revenues are expected to improve in the second quarter after the telecoms provider hiked prices for its customers in August
BT to offset fibre investment costs with cut to pension liabilities, says Barclays
Barclays has repeated an 'overweight' rating and target price of 450p on BT
AT&T counts the cost of natural disasters in the third quarter
Hurricanes in the Gulf of Mexico and earthquakes in Mexico caused damage to the telecoms giant's networks
BATM hails fruits of becoming an ARM ecosystem partner
BATM expects to receive initial sales from the new platform in 2017.
Department 13 secures order from Latin American federal prison
The company's system will provide protection for the airspace over the prisons.
BT Group faces higher capital expenditure and loss of wholesale customers, says Citigroup
Citgroup has downgraded its rating on BT Group and TalkTalk
Nevermind Equifax, Verizon has just found out that Yahoo! hack hit all 3bn accounts
The full extent of the data breach at Yahoo! has now emerged, with the internet business admitting that its entire user base of 3bn accounts was breached.