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Vodafone rolls out the dividends, debt be damned
VOD is a big-ticket income stock with a big risk factor
Vodafone to cut €1bn in costs with full-year earnings seen at low end of City hopes
The FTSE 100-listed telco forecast full-year adjusted EBITDA at the low end of guidance between €15.0bn-€15.2bn
Vodafone forecasts lowered ahead of half year results
Jefferies said Vodafone "faces intractable headwind" as it lowered its forecasts for the telecom company
Vodafone's energy bill to be the focus
Vodafone itself seems focused on selling bits off to get its debt down
BT boss U-turns on pay after government energy bills help - report
In June, the company blamed surging energy bills and other costs for its reluctance to increase pay
Vodafone’s partial sale of Vantage Masts is good for everyone except Vodafone - analyst
JP Morgan analysts say the deal is negative for the telco's investors.
Vodafone to net minimum €3.2bn from sale of stake in Vantage Towers
A consortium led by KKR and GIP will buy up to half of Vodafone's 81.7% stake in Vantage and the joint venture will offer to buy out the minority shareholders at a price of €32 per share.
Could 2022 be the year of the market comeback for Telstra?
Telstra listed on the stock exchange in 1997 and for the vast majority of that time it has disappointed investors.
BT dividend looks exposed as cash pressures mount
Around 40,000 staff walked out on strike in October with more industrial action threatened
BT Group raises cost-savings target to fund fibre build
The group increased its full-year 2025 cost-savings target by £500mln to £3bn and reported a big fall in broadband customers as it unveiled half-year numbers today
BT shares rise ahead of results despite torrent of bad news
UK telecoms competition is stiffening, there are concern over rising interest rates, a pay dispute is unresolved, there were recent alarms for its pension fund and a fine for its accountant over audit failings
Vodafone gets mixed, but ultimately positive messages from Citi analysts
The analysts noted that, though under pressure to execute on the many options Vodafone has in place to crystalise value and improve its balance sheet, market conditions may be favourable mid-term
BT’s Openreach reportedly looking to offer lower wholesale rates to providers
Providers could be offered lower prices to use Openreach’s network throughout the UK, potentially benefitting customers
BT and Openreach staff striking again today
Prior to 29 July BT had not faced any industrial action for nearly 40 years
Snap price target slashed to $12 by Canaccord after big 3Q revenue miss
Canaccord said Snap is growing at the slowest rate in company history as privacy changes and inflation affect advertising spent on the platform
Fobi AI updates investors on pilot projects and partnerships
The company said it is engaged in pilot programs with various clients on an ongoing basis which are generally undertaken by the company for no consideration to show the value of Fobi AI's products
Snap warning drags on Facebook and Google owners
Losses for the quarter were US$360mln with the group now running up a deficit of US$1.14bn in the year so far
Snap stock price crackles and drops over 25% after 3Q revenue miss
"We expect that the operating environment will continue to be challenging in the months ahead," Snap said
BT, Royal Mail and offshore workers strike again as disputes continue
Offshore, Royal Mail and telecom workers are all taking part in industrial action, as disputes with employers continue over pay and conditions.