Snap, LendingClub, Fossil Group and more - AFTER HOURS
Proactive takes a,look at what moved the dial last night. As expected Snap Inc was in focus
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Proactive takes a,look at what moved the dial last night. As expected Snap Inc was in focus
Credit Suisse continues to predict capital expenditure will rise by £3.4bn per year
SoftBank's Sprint and T-Mobile have called off merger talks
On October 30, it was reported that the pair were planning to call off the talks
Numis left its rating on BT at ‘buy’ and raised its target price to 400p from 390p
It has bought two fixed wireless broadband internet service providers and a satellite broadband customer base, paid from part of the proceeds from July’s £8mln share placing
It damned the telco with faint praise by saying Thursday’s third-quarter results were ‘okay’
BT said its progressive dividend policy remains unchanged as first half results were in line with expectations
In a nutshell, the story is: yeah, we can do it, but who is going to pay for it?
The Sprint parent could not settle a dispute with Deutsche Telekom, it was claimed
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
Reports this week have suggested that Sprint and rival carrier T-Mobile could announce a merger as early as next month
Jefferies isn’t a fan of the telecoms giant, with both internal and external factors weighing on the business
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
“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!"
The new network will service approximately 350 residential dwellings, 15 businesses along with around 500 holiday homes and cabins.
Openreach has argued Ofcom’s planned charge controls would undermine its ability to invest in new ultra-fast broadband infrastructure
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.
We take a look at what's moving the needle in New York, ahead of the bell
Its Celare operation will supply monitoring and detection systems as part of a proof of concept contract