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BT's 'Italian Job' has done more than 'blow the bloody doors off'. Was the reaction overdone?
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Charter shares jump as rumours of Verizon merger gather
Charter Communications shares were one of the top three gainers in the S&P 500 index’s latest record high registered on Thursday
Can BT Group provide any relief for shell-shocked investors with results tomorrow?
After Tuesday’s share price debacle, investors will be hoping BT Group can provide some reassurance with third-quarter numbers on Friday.
Verizon's quarterly earnings miss puts further question marks over Yahoo! internet deal
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.
Investors hang up on BT as Italian accounting scare adds to ongoing regulatory, pension worries
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.”
Jefferies more bearish on TalkTalk Group. Here's why..
The broker expects average revenue per user (ARPU) to decline at a faster pace than the market is currently predicting
BT shares plunge as forecasts chopped after “inappropriate” accounting at Italian business worse than thought
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 launches flagship counter-drone product
Department 13 International (ASX:D13) has commercially launched its flagship counter-drone product, MESMER Version 1.0, a patented, non-kinetic drone mitigation solution.
BT to start charging for sports channel
Up until now BT Sport had been free to its TV channel subscribers
BT receives Barclays boost
Of the 14 brokers logged as following BT, eight are ‘buyers’ and only two have ‘sell’ recommendations on the stock.
Satellite Solutions expands in France
The acquisitive satcoms company, which specialises in the provision of rural and last mile broadband services, has bought a French rival
Time to buy BT? This broker seems to think so
The research house repeated its ‘buy’ recommendation on the stock and 560p a share price target.
Vodafone Dutch JV with Liberty Global up and running
It may be the Netherlands but Vodafone believes the future is not orange
Satellite Solutions' CTO ups his stake
The company's CTO spent £192,500 buying shares at 7.7p a throw
BATM up 8% after China biotech investment
Chinese partner Egens Biotechnology Company has paid US$2.85mln for a 4.9% stake in Adaltis and is providing a US$1.5mln shareholder loan.
Avanti Communications gets a boost from a proposed refinancing as sale plans abandoned
The group said that a key strategic review of the business, which began in July, has led it to terminate the formal sale process it had announced in September.
BATM wins second agri-waste contract
The contract, worth about €1.75mln, is for the supply and installation of a unit at one of the customer's bovine slaughterhouses.
Britain has “too many digital deserts", with the country 54th in the world for 4G
With coverage of just 53% – the amount of time the average user has access to 4G – the UK network is worse than Romania and Albania, Panama and Peru, according to the National Infrastructure Commission report.
Haitong concludes Openreach “cannot be legally separated” from BT Group
Haitong’s analysts drew this conclusion after studying submissions the trustee of the BT Pension Scheme (BTPS) made to Ofcom on October 4, which were published on November 29.
TalkTalk target slashed by UBS
Worries on TalkTalk’s ability to retain its subscriber base and grow usage revenues will hang over the shares,