BT downgraded as BarCap wonders whether "wholesale only" competitors could emerge
Wholesale-only competition undermines longer-term returns from BT’s Openreach division but it also risks lowering retail pricing
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Wholesale-only competition undermines longer-term returns from BT’s Openreach division but it also risks lowering retail pricing
Marked by terrorist attacks and North Korean provocations, the South Korean market represents a substantial opportunity for D13.
Generation Next Franchise Brands' shares rose after entering into a contract with a frozen yogurt robot company
Analysts are slashing their price targets after the Snapchat parent posted witheringly poor 1Q results
Net customer additions surged 25.5% in the first quarter from a year earlier
The FTSE 250-listed firm saw its quarterly revenue rise by 4.8% to US$345.4mln, up from US$329.5mln a year earlier, though its underlying earnings (EBITDA) fell by 4.5% to US$174.9mln from US$183.1mln
The results throw shade on Snap's recent redesign efforts
T-Mobile boss John Legere will lead the new firm which will take the T-Mobile name and have a market value of US $146bn
Media and electronics giant turns in big increases in operating income and net income
Reuters says T-Mobile and its majority owner, Deutsche Telekom, are finalizing a debt package to fund the deal
The agreement will include a live broadcast segment, ‘The Vodafone View’, content and advertising distribution, as well as branding and activation at series events
The wireless carrier missed Wall Street profit and revenue estimates
Numis left its rating on Vodafone at ‘buy’ but cut its target price to 255p from 270p
Concerns about BT's high-cost base and regulatory headwinds have weighed on the shares while Vodafone is facing uncertainty over talks to buy some of Liberty Global's European assets
Sky had the lowest proportion of complaints for its broadband, landline and pay-TV services
"Having brought together our consumer and EE businesses, this is the next step in the simplification of BT's operating model,” said BT’s chief executive, Gavin Patterson
In a note to clients, analysts at the Canadian bank cited a BT convergence focus as the key risk to TalkTalk's market share
The company acquired France-based Astellia in February
A marriage would give the combined companies 100 million customers, putting the new entity ahead of AT&T and behind Verizon
Morgan Stanley repeated an 'overweight' rating and moved its price target to 270p, from 280p.