BT takeover talk stoked as Deutsche Telekom boss says he expects movement
Deutsche Telekom owns 12% of the UK telecoms giant through its pension fund
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Deutsche Telekom owns 12% of the UK telecoms giant through its pension fund
Barclays Capital believes there are still reasons to be cheerful
Sony had control of all the stuff the band recorded before it moved to Geffen Records and Universal has all the Geffen stuff. From next year, Universal will own the whole kit & kaboodle
“Strong underlying operating development is now visible," says analyst Robin Speakman
Sales of high-margin COVID-19 diagnostic kits drove exceptional performance in the first half of 2021
T-Mobile recommends customers should change their PIN. Others are suggesting they should change their network provider.
Reported losses before tax shrank to US$43.6mln from US$83mln
Stocks suffered its second straight day of losses to finish a sea of red after a string of weak economic data and poor retail earnings
The launch of the iPhone 13 is expected to benefit from a post-pandemic reopening environment
“This would be a dangerous precedent to be setting."
There is upside to the partnership as it provides further channel opportunities within the US market in the military and industrial segments for the enhanced products.
Earlier this month, BT was the largest investor in a funding round by Silicon Valley-based Safe Security
European countries will keep testing the population to avoid the spread of variants
The Finnish phone maker reported an operating profit for its second quarter of €682mln, up from €423mln a year ago and above analyst estimates of around €408mln
Philip Jansen, chief executive, said the results were in line with expectations overall
Dividends were the focus this morning were the focus for investors, but speculation around BT Sport has made headlines.
BT Group, Lloyds and Shell are among the notable names in the diary for Thursday.
Bob Moore was with Enterprise Oil until its acquisition and then went on to set up his own independent E&P firm
MNF’s Direct Business sells cloud phone, internet and mobile services directly to SMEs and residential customers in Australia, as well as dedicated audio and video conferencing business.
The disappearing messages app also reported earnings of US$0.10 per share, blowing past analyst predictions of a US$0.01 loss