Snapchat owner eyes US$22bn IPO
Snap Inc reckons the price of its initial public offering will be between US$14 and US$16 per share
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Snap Inc reckons the price of its initial public offering will be between US$14 and US$16 per share
Satlink is one of the leaders in satellite communication and technical services in the maritime industry
Stephen Morana will take up his role as non-executive director with immediate effect
The broker also moved its forecast for a dividend cut by Talktalk back a year, but increased the scale of it to 50% from 40%.
Analysts at the bank repeated a ‘buy’ rating and 425p price target on the FTSE 100-listed stock, which offers around 38% upside potential.
The networking technology and medical laboratory systems group aid Zer is the largest private diagnostic laboratory in Israel for clinical tests.
The company has outgrown its old £15mln revolving credit facility; the new one is twice as big
The firm reported a 1.7% increase in overall organic service revenue for its third quarter. But UK service revenues fell 3.2%, and in India they were down 1.9%.
BT revealed that Brendan Barber - chairman of employment relations service Acas and a former Trades Union Congress boss - and Edward Astle - a former Board member of National Grid PLC (LON:NGG) - will become non-executive directors of Openr
The surprise change at the top came as the FTSE 250-listed firm also reported a 5.4% drop in third-quarter net revenues to £435mln, down from £459mln a year earlier.
Vodafone said it was in talks with Ideal Cellular’s owner, Indian conglomerate Aditya Birla about an all-share deal that could help the groups counter fierce competition.
BT posted third quarter pretax profits of £526min, down from £832mln a year earlier, as revenues rose to £6.13bn.
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Charter Communications shares were one of the top three gainers in the S&P 500 index’s latest record high registered on Thursday
After Tuesday’s share price debacle, investors will be hoping BT Group can provide some reassurance with third-quarter numbers on Friday.
Verizon reported its third consecutive quarterly decline after six years of growth, with earnings of US$4.5bln, or US$1.10 a share, down from US$5.39bn, or US$1.32 a share.
BT also spooked investors with a cautious update in today’s announcement, saying “the outlook for UK public sector and international corporate markets has deteriorated.”
The broker expects average revenue per user (ARPU) to decline at a faster pace than the market is currently predicting
The FTSE 100-listed firm, which announced an initial investigation in October, said the review had found “a complex set of improper sales, purchase and leasing transactions.”
Department 13 International (ASX:D13) has commercially launched its flagship counter-drone product, MESMER Version 1.0, a patented, non-kinetic drone mitigation solution.