Is Vodafone/Liberty Global deal off the table?
City newcomer Haitong Research gives four major reasons why the long-mooted Liberty deal is off the table
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Ofcom confirms BT will be excluded from 2.3Ghz spectrum auction
BT/EE’s share of the immediately useable spectrum should fall to around 42% from 45% following the auction
Alternative Networks shares jump as it agrees £165mln sale to Daisy
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 partners with Singapore’s top travel portal for promotion
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 technology to assist U.S. warfighters
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.
Vodafone dials higher as first half results beat
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
TalkTalk in recovery mode and eyeing "materially higher" profits
The group was hit by a massive cyber attack a year ago, costing it £60mln and losing it 101,000 customers.
AdEPT profits soar as buy and build strategy pays off
Revenue in the six months to September rose 19% to £16.5mln
Inmarsat heads higher as third quarter revenues pick up
Profits were down but revenues rose, which seemed to be enough to spark demand for the shares
BATM wins order down-under
The customer's network connects education and research institutions throughout Australia as well as with their global peers
BT Group remains a favourite of Haitong Research
Without Openreach, BT - and maybe the government - would have a huge pensions problem on its hands
Department 13 International secures data transmission patent in the U.S.
Department 13 International Ltd (ASX:D13) has been granted a patent for an innovative technology related to power-efficient broadband data transmission.
BT can up a further 40%, says this influential fan
The headline grabber had been the “re-acceleration” of the company’s fibre broadband proposition, the broker said in a note.
BT earnings in line, pension deficit balloons
Analysts and investors were closely monitoring the results for an update on the company’s pension deficit, which they duly received. It expanded to £9.5bn.
It’s been hammered this year, but is BT dialling in on a recovery?
Shares are down nearly 20% in the year-to-date, but technical analysis suggests a recovery could be just around the corner
Vodafone fined £4.6mln after pay-as-you-go blunder
The financial sanction is unlikely to unduly trouble the mobile phone giant, which turned over £41bn last year.
Department 13 International granted U.S. patent for wireless technology
Department 13 International Ltd (ASX:D13) has been granted a patent for sharing of wireless resources between networks used in counter-drone systems or any high-bandwidth network.
AT&T pulls trigger on Time Warner deal; could ITV be next on the bidding block?
Charter Comms and Time Warner Cable; NBCUniversal and Dreamworks; and now AT&T and Time Warner. Who's next?
Down 20% this year, but is BT worth buying?
According to Deutsche Bank, the former state telecoms monopoly still has a lot on its plate.
Sprint runs towards strength mortgaging its airwaves
Sprint Corp said on Wednesday it plans to raise $3.5bln by mortgaging approximately 14% of its wireless airwaves