Vodafone has price target cut by UBS on Italy costs and UK earnings concerns
UBS made the cut due to higher costs at Vodafone's Italian business and expected lower earnings in the UK
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UBS made the cut due to higher costs at Vodafone's Italian business and expected lower earnings in the UK
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Jansen, who is taking over from Gavin Patterson, will earn £1.1mln a year plus an annual bonus of up to £2.64mln
The group also raised full-year 2018 guidance for adjusted underlying earnings (EBITDA) growth
AJ Bell's Russ Mould thinks a break-up of BT is unlikely but expects to see a new strategy for the business from the next chief executive who replaces Gavin Patterson
The FTSE 100 telecoms firm said the spectrum included a range of 3700 megahertz, which would be immediately available to rapidly develop 5G services
Ofcom said it had found errors in the coverage data provided by Vodafone and EE relating to 4G and 3G mobile coverage
Sky News reported that Philip Jansen is believed to be the preferred candidate to replace Patterson, who revealed in June he would stepping-down towards the end of this year
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Analyst Georgios Ierodiaconou acknowledges that there are issues for Vodafone, particularly overseas, but reckons there are enough positives for investors to take a chance on the stock
RBC argues that Echostar is likely to be still interested, which should keep the stock from falling too far, but the investment bank has concerns over China and Ligado
Robert Dunne, the head of Verizon's mobile arm in the US, is understood to have met with BT in Britain in recent days
The combined business will be renamed Vodafone Idea Ltd and will remain listed in India
Vodafone said the merged company will be a more capable challenger to Telstra and Optus and will be much better placed to invest in mobile and fixed line services
UK price comparison website Uswitch said many telecoms firms raise prices substantially after contracts expire
Average spend per customer fell and lower TV margins affected results
Lord Carter has been sounded out as a possible replacement for Gavin Patterson when he leaves later this year, according to Sky News
Numis maintained its 'buy' rating and target price of 325p per share on BT