TalkTalk target slashed by UBS
Worries on TalkTalk’s ability to retain its subscriber base and grow usage revenues will hang over the shares,
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Worries on TalkTalk’s ability to retain its subscriber base and grow usage revenues will hang over the shares,
Fastbrick Robotics (ASX:FBR) has a unique business model, focussed on robotic technology in the construction industry.
Fastbrick Robotics (ASX:FBR) has been granted a trading halt by the ASX, pending details of a capital raising.
TalkTalk falls as regulator expresses concern over hefty price hikes
Goldman Sachs repeated its ‘buy’ advice in the wake of the news and is sticking with its 540p a share price target.
The watchdog stopped short of forcing BT to diverge the subsidiary as most of its rivals had wanted.
“The financial results for the year to 30 November 2016 are expected to be ahead of current market expectations”
Sky may launch as early as next week suggests the German broker
Actual Experience's quality analysis will be available to Accenture clients globally.
Broker Shore Capital said: “We believe that this announcement, clearly demonstrates the effectiveness of the solution and it’s the economic value - a strong point of reference for future clients therefore.”
Underlying data price trends continue to improve in Europe, while a recovering handset cycle may assist growth in the scond half, says the broker.
City newcomer Haitong Research gives four major reasons why the long-mooted Liberty deal is off the table
BT/EE’s share of the immediately useable spectrum should fall to around 42% from 45% following the auction
The telecoms software group is being bought by rival Daisy International for 335p per share, or £165.3mln, which is a premium to Friday's closing share price on London's AIM market.
Flexiroam Ltd (ASX:FRX) has signed a sponsorship agreement with Tripzilla Singapore, which is Singapore’s number one portal for comparing real prices and itineraries from travel agencies.
Department 13 International Ltd (ASX:D13) has been awarded a US$400,000 contract by PAR Government Systems Corporation to provide mobile applications solutions to U.S. warfighters.
Italy and Germany were at the vanguard as Voda weighed in with earnings before interest tax and depreciation of €7.9bn, up 4% on a year ago
The group was hit by a massive cyber attack a year ago, costing it £60mln and losing it 101,000 customers.
Revenue in the six months to September rose 19% to £16.5mln
Profits were down but revenues rose, which seemed to be enough to spark demand for the shares