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Vodafone Group PLC is a mobile telecommunications company, with a significant presence in Europe, the Middle East, Africa, Asia Pacific and the United States.
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John Allan, who became Tesco chairman in 2015, told the Retail Week Live conference last week that women and people from an ethnic background were in an "extremely propitious period" when it came to getting top jobs in business
Jefferies and JP Morgan Cazenove both agree Vodafone is cheap, and if it can hive off its Indian arm, it looks cheaper still
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FTSE 100 shares were dragged lower by banks such as HSBC and RBS on Tuesday
Haitong says BT's Openreach arm is holding up well in the face of the network expansion by Virgin Media
The firm reported a 1.7% increase in overall organic service revenue for its third quarter. But UK service revenues fell 3.2%, and in India they were down 1.9%.
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The BoE said the UK economy will grow substantially faster than its downgraded forecasts made in the wake of last June's shock Brexit vote.
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Vodafone, Astrazeneca and Vedanta are among the blue-chips due to report on Thursday.
Vodafone said it was in talks with Ideal Cellular’s owner, Indian conglomerate Aditya Birla about an all-share deal that could help the groups counter fierce competition.
FTSE 100 shares ended lower on Monday, following falls in Asia and Europe after President Donald Trump's decision to impose a travel ban on seven Muslim-majority countries
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Big names reporting this week: SSE, TalkTalk, AstraZeneca, Compass, Vedanta
It may be the Netherlands but Vodafone believes the future is not orange
FTSE 100 and small-cap stocks ended at fresh record highs on Tuesday, the first session of 2017, after being buoyed by higher Wall Street on bullish US factory data, 18-month high oil prices and even bumper Chinese data
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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
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
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UK stocks ended higher on Tuesday but off their day’s best as speculation mounted over a December US rate hike
According to Deutsche Bank, the former state telecoms monopoly still has a lot on its plate.
