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Charges 'mounting' up at BT, but it may not be all doom and gloom
The closely followed UK telecoms giant was the top loser on Footsie today, as its shares sank over 3%
BT Group shares down as it posts big drop in headline profits after further Italy charge, underlying fall as expected
For the first quarter to June 30, the FTSE 100-listed firm reported a 42% fall in pretax profit to £418mln after taking a £225mln charge in the quarter related to the Italy accounting scandal
Satellite Solutions acquires fixed line supplier to make comprehensive UK broadband package
The company is already one of the UK’s largest suppliers of wireless broadband packages to remote and inaccessible areas
BT shares gain after Ofcom forced to revisit rules on broadband market
Telecoms regulator Ofcom said it is disappointed with a judge-led panel's ruling that it made errors in drawing up regulation designed to protect competition and improve broadband speeds
BT Group to get shake-up when new chairman arrives believes Macquarie
A trading update is due Friday and good trends for mobile network EE and its business division should be among the highlights
Vodafone a top FTSE 100 riser after first quarter service revenue growth accelerates
Vodafone has left its full year guidance unchanged after adding more broadband and mobile customers in the first quarter
TalkTalk slides as revenues drop, but full year guidance is unchanged
TalkTalk has left its full year earnings guidance unchanged and expects revenue growth despite a weak first quarter
Exane BNP Paribas thinks BT Group remains “a conviction short" given significant dividend risk
The French broker's analysts now expect a pension deficit of £12.4bn, up from their previous estimate of £8.8bn estimate, and as a result cut their target price for BT by 20p, to 240p from 260p
Macquarie lifts target price for BT Group on fibre investment moves; cuts TalkTalk rating
The broker raised EPS forecasts for BT by around by 1% and upped its target price by 3%, to 340p from 330p, reiterating an ‘outperform’ rating on the stock
CenturyLink shares steady after big falls yesterday on news it is being sued by Minnesota over billing practices
The NYSE-listed firm – which is in the midst of a US$34bn merger with Level 3 Communications Inc. - is already facing a US$12bn class action lawsuit alleging that consumers were hit by charges for costly unwanted services
Snap shares receive much-needed lift by broker upgrade after falling to record low
Worries about Snapchat facing mounting competition from Instagram are overdone, says Stiefel
BT rallies on regulator's plans to monitor broadband arm Openreach
The regulator wants to see a ‘step-change’ in the quality of service
Telstra, Westpac, Kidman Resources, Artemis Resources, XJO and the day's other hot stocks
The days main market movers including 'pocket rocket' Artemis Resources
Cardinal Resources, 88 Energy, Fastbrick Robotics, Slater & Gordon among the early movers
Cardinal Resources Ltd was well followed early on after the company said a mining licence had been granted for Namdini gold project in Ghana
Snapchat dealt further blow with Morgan Stanley downgrade after shares fall below IPO price
Snap's shares have suffered another hit today after Morgan Stanley cut its rating and target price on the stock
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Cogeco Communications strikes US$1.4bn deal for MetroCast
The US$1.4bn deal sees Cogeco picking up cable assets in New Hampshire, Maine, Pennsylvania, Maryland and Virginia.
TalkTalk replaces CFO Iain Torrens with Dixons Carphone executive in reshaping of top team
TalkTalk is shaking up its senior management team after its chief executive stepped down, warning full year earnings would decline
Nokia and Xiaomi sign patent licensing deal; agree to explore virtual reality and IoT
On top of cross-licensing patents from each other, Nokia and Xiaomi will “explore opportunities for further collaboration” in areas such as virtual reality, artificial intelligence and internet of things