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.
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The group was hit by a massive cyber attack a year ago, costing it £60mln and losing it 101,000 customers.
Revenue in the six months to September rose 19% to £16.5mln
Profits were down but revenues rose, which seemed to be enough to spark demand for the shares
The customer's network connects education and research institutions throughout Australia as well as with their global peers
Without Openreach, BT - and maybe the government - would have a huge pensions problem on its hands
Department 13 International Ltd (ASX:D13) has been granted a patent for an innovative technology related to power-efficient broadband data transmission.
The headline grabber had been the “re-acceleration” of the company’s fibre broadband proposition, the broker said in a note.
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.
Shares are down nearly 20% in the year-to-date, but technical analysis suggests a recovery could be just around the corner
The financial sanction is unlikely to unduly trouble the mobile phone giant, which turned over £41bn last year.
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.
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According to Deutsche Bank, the former state telecoms monopoly still has a lot on its plate.
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The Segment Networks unit had a particularly tough quarter
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TalkTalk has been fined £400,000 for failing to implement the "most basic" cyber security measures