BT shares jump as Ofcom eases price controls on Openreach
BT is likely to face renewed pressure to expand its fibre broadband upgrade across Britain
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BT receives Deutsche Bank upgrade after shares fall
Deutsche Bank has upgraded the stock to ‘hold’ from ‘sell’ but left its target price unchanged at 248p
BT to sell cable-making unit as it focuses on main businesses
BT Cables is the Manchester-based unit within BT Wholesale that supplies the group’s network subsidiary Openreach with fibre-optic and copper cables
Vodafone Group announces world first in trial of drone traffic control system
The FTSE 100-listed telecoms provider said that it would work alongside the European Aviation Safety Agency on the trials, to be undertaken in Germany and Spain
BATM raises guidance after strong second half in 2017
House broker Shore Capital cranked up its estimates for this year and said it believes there is scope for further revenue and profits improvements
BATM seeing the rewards from investment and new product launches
BATM's Networks & Cyber division returned to growth in 2017
Service Stream beats analyst forecasts and includes a bumper dividend and buy-back
The net profit of circa $20 million equated to earnings per share of $0.054.
BT scores “good” result in Premier League rights auction - analyst
BT's package of Premier League fixtures are deemed to be 'slightly weaker', but, the total cost is now going to be less than many investors expected.
Sky and BT to pay £4.464bn for Premier League football broadcast rights
The price tag is less than what the two broadcasters had paid out in the last bid – when they paid a total of £5.136bn to screen 168 games
TalkTalk in price war with Vodafone and BT Group, analysts warn
Goldman Sachs and RBC Capital cut their target price on TalkTalk while Numis put the stock under review
Speculation grows that Amazon could land Premier League TV rights
Amazon could show a round of Premier League fixtures simultaneously online, if it wins broadcast rights in today's auction
T-Mobile US sends mixed messages with fourth-quarter trading update
"It’s been five years since T-Mobile launched Un-carrier by declaring war on the wireless industry status quo ... the industry was stupid, broken, arrogant and treated customers like second class citizens," T-Mobile said
TalkTalk slumps as it cuts earnings forecast and unveils fibre broadband roll-out deal
TalkTalk has formed a joint venture with Infracapital, part of M&G Prudential, to bring full fibre networks to more than three million households
Snap, Gilead Sciences, Walt Disney Co and more - AFTER HOURS
Proactive takes a look t what happened after the bell in New York
Snap shares gain as it reports quarterly growth in users and revenues
Snap's quarterly revenue and loss beat expectations
Vodafone upgraded to 'buy' by Numis as broker predicts earnings growth
Numis raised its rating on Vodafone to ‘buy’ from ‘add’ and left its target price at 270p
Sprint posts above-forecast third-quarter earnings as telecoms provider gets US tax change boost
The group posted net income for the quarter of US$7.16bn, or US$1.76 per share, a turnaround from a net loss of US$479mln, or a 12 US cents loss per share a year earlier, and much better than the consensus estimate for a loss of 4 US cents
BT's costs could balloon if Amazon enters race for Premier League rights auction
Amazon and Netflix are rumoured to be taking part in the next bidding round for the rights to broadcast the Premier League
BT's quarterly profits fall as costs continue to rise but full year guidance unchanged
BT has confirmed it will appeal the High Court's decision to reject its bid to link pension payments to a lower measure of inflation
AT&T confident Time Warner takeover will go ahead as quarterly earnings beat forecasts
AT&T's fourth quarter earnings received a boost from US tax cuts