Vodafone faces challenge to US$2bn India tax settlement
An international arbitration tribunal in The Hague ruled in Vodafone's favour n September
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BATM says coronavirus test effective in diagnosing new virus strain
The firm said it continually tests its kits against any mutations of the virus perceived to be clinically material to ensure they are accurately able to detect all known variants of COVID-19
Vodafone offers €2.1bn to draw line under Kabel Deutschland dispute
Elliott has also agreed to other conditions, one of which is not to take further legal action against Vodafone.
TalkTalk agrees £1.1bn takeover offer, chief financial officer to jump ship
The 97p per share offer is a small premium to Wednesday’s 96.25p closing price and a 16.4% premium to the closing price of 83.3p on October 7, which is when the offer period started
BATM unveils investment into Ador Diagnostics to speed up development of rapid testing technology
Ador is developing a new technology that will allow its NATlab molecular diagnostics solution to increase the speed of its test results
BT fined for breaking Ofcom rules over tender process for Northern Ireland contract
The regulator said the telecoms giant failed to give a rival company the same information as its own bid team during the bidding process regarding one of its wholesale products
Virgin Media and O2 merger referred for full UK competition investigation
The phase 2 investigation starts immediately and follows a request from the two telecoms companies for a fast-track review
BT Group lower as workers overwhelmingly back strike action
The telecoms giant is facing its first national strike since 1994 as a ballot of 45,000 of its workers affiliated with the CWU returned 97.9% support for an official vote on a walkout
TraceSafe says its wearable technology products approved for nationwide corporate sales in TELUS IoT Marketplace
The TELUS IoT Marketplace is an advanced B2B resource that enables corporate customers to leverage the connected solutions available through the TELUS partner network
BATM's latest Celitron deal underlines technology progress, says broker
An insect protein powder is produced that can be used as a substitute for fishmeal and oils
BATM delivers insect protein extractor machinery to instrument producer
The customer intends to use BATM's machinery to produce insect protein powder that can be used as a substitute for fishmeal and oils used in aquaculture feed.
Loop Insights launches second product into TELUS IoT Marketplace, giving a further boost to its technology
As reported in October this year, the first Loop product accepted by TELUS was its venue tracing service
Vodafone brings forward net-zero commitment to 2040
The telecoms giant's goal was originally set for 2050
Helios Towers shares drop as shareholder sells 52mln shares
The company won't receive any proceeds from the placing.
Sony’s Playstation 5 launch triggers retail pandemonium
The evidently booming video games business marked a new landmark with the launch of Sony’s Playstation 5 (PS5) which has left UK retailer in chaos.
BT’s Openreach hails Ofcom report on strategic independence of broadband business
The communications regulator said Openreach has made “good progress in strengthening and safeguarding” its strategic independence from the wider business
Vantage Towers to pay chunky dividend and look to 5G opportunities says Vodafone
"The growth potential in the towers sector is fueled by the requirement for data as well as the roll-out of 5G technology"
BT Group gets target price raise from Citigroup over consumer recovery, fibre expansion
The expected levels of free cash flow should offer tight cover to BT’s 7.7p dividend resuming next year
Vodafone revenues dip as COVID-19 disruption restricts roaming fees
The mobile group confirmed it expected to complete the listing of Vantage Towers early in the New Year
Spirent retains full year expectations, highlights strategic momentum in third quarter
The telecoms specialist said 5G-led demand for its assurance solutions was showing strong growth, offsetting “some market softness” in orders for its positioning products from US government contractors