AT&T counts the cost of natural disasters in the third quarter
Hurricanes in the Gulf of Mexico and earthquakes in Mexico caused damage to the telecoms giant's networks
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BATM hails fruits of becoming an ARM ecosystem partner
BATM expects to receive initial sales from the new platform in 2017.
Department 13 secures order from Latin American federal prison
The company's system will provide protection for the airspace over the prisons.
BT Group faces higher capital expenditure and loss of wholesale customers, says Citigroup
Citgroup has downgraded its rating on BT Group and TalkTalk
Nevermind Equifax, Verizon has just found out that Yahoo! hack hit all 3bn accounts
The full extent of the data breach at Yahoo! has now emerged, with the internet business admitting that its entire user base of 3bn accounts was breached.
Morgan Stanley thinks “dividend sustainability appears the main risk” currently for BT Group
The US bank's analysts said they think there is around a 30% downside risk to the dividend, with BT’s management in May having dropped its commitment of "at least 10% growth" in the payout to "progressive" growth
Sprint and T-Mobile US shares up on reports close to agreeing tentative merger terms
Reuters said Sprint's majority shareholder, Japan's Softbank Group Corp. would own 40% to 50% of the combined entity, with T-Mobile parent Deutsche Telekom AG having a majority stake
BT Group remains undervalued, says an upbeat Numis
Numis recent hosted an investor meeting with chief executive Gavin Patterson
Department 13 secures U.S. patent, gets ready for 5G mobile
Department 13’s patented technology spreads data to flatten signals.
Sprint Corp surges on reports of T-Mobile merger talk
Both firms and parent companies, Deutsche Telecom and Softbank, have been in talks before about a stock-for-stock merger
BT could benefit as Ofcom displays softer stance on regulatory plans, say analysts
Ofcom has demonstrated muddled thinking on its plans to cut Openreach's wholesale prices, Numis said
Vodafone sells 5.2% stake in South Africa's Vodacom
Vodafone has been streamlining its African businesses
BATM’s NGSoft subsidiary inks US$35mln framework agreement with national defence agency
Software developer NGSoft has already received its first order worth US$2.2mln under the new framework agreement
Satellite Solutions Worldwide gunning for the 100,000 customer landmark as latest deals boost top and bottom line
The company's finances have been transformed by the acquisitions it has made
Department 13 International continues to see a growth in revenue
The company’s drone mitigation solution allows users to take total control of a target drone.
Tower One Wireless the one North American microcap tapping int'l cellular tower build-out
Tower One Wireless is on pace to have 100 towers in Argentina by the end of the year
BATM Advanced Communications seeing the rewards from investment and new product launches
It also confirmed it expects growth for the full-year to be in line with market expectations
Telstra Corporation among ASX Most Traded as it gives reason for share slide
Telstra Corporation Ltd shares have dropped another 5.7% to $3.62 intra-day.
BT Group’s Openreach subsidiary reportedly in talks with Vodafone about a joint investment in new ultrafast fibre-optic broadband
The Daily Telegraph said the two companies are in what are described by industry sources as “early but serious” discussions about coming to build large-scale new infrastructure to replace ageing copper phone lines
BT boss Gavin Patterson called to resign by top shareholder over Italian accounting scandal
BT was forced to pay out £225mln to avoid a court battle with Deutsche Telekom and Orange over the Italian accounting scandal