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The Daily Telegraph said the two companies are in what are described by industry sources as “early but serious” discussions about coming to build large-scale new infrastructure to replace ageing copper phone lines
BT was forced to pay out £225mln to avoid a court battle with Deutsche Telekom and Orange over the Italian accounting scandal
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Barclays has repeated an ‘overweight’ rating and target price of 450p on BT Group
The UK's average broadband speed is 16.51Mbps, way behind Singapore which has the world's fastest average speed at 55Mbps
Numis expects Ofcom to row back from its plans to force BT's Openreach subsidiary to cut prices it charges rivals for access
Snap's shares have reached new lows this week after the first of its early investors were freed from lock-ups on Monday following its March flotation
“We are pleased with the progress in the first half, delivering improved earnings and operating margin on level revenue”
Second quarter earnings for the satellites operator fell despite a rise in revenues
Company says French President Emmanuel Macron’s recent announcement that although his government wants to accelerate the roll out of universal high-speed broadband coverage, "it is impossible to keep the promise of fibre in to all household
Barclays Capital has repeated an 'overweight' rating and target price of 450p on BT Group
Landmark partnership providing access into some of the busiest airports in America.
The first of the early investors in Snap are able to sell out from today.
On Sunday, reports emerged that SoftBank was considering making an acquisition offer for Charter
We are looking at what's moving the needle pre-market on Monday
The closely followed UK telecoms giant was the top loser on Footsie today, as its shares sank over 3%
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
The company is already one of the UK’s largest suppliers of wireless broadband packages to remote and inaccessible areas
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
A trading update is due Friday and good trends for mobile network EE and its business division should be among the highlights
