UK set for tussle with Europe over O2-Virgin deal approval
Among the many bitterly disputed terms of the UK’s divorce from the EU are the jurisdiction of competition authorities, which could affect the O2-Virgin Media merger.
Among the many bitterly disputed terms of the UK’s divorce from the EU are the jurisdiction of competition authorities, which could affect the O2-Virgin Media merger.
Unperturbed by its rubbish M&A track record, US operator Verizon thinks this is a good time to be in the video conferencing game.
Ambitious Spanish tower specialist Cellnex is going to drop at least €375 million to the towering operations of operator NOS.
US software giant Microsoft has made one its most aggressive moves into the telecoms sector with the acquisition of virtualization specialist Affirmed Networks.
Norwegian operator group Telenor has decided it makes sense to have all its Asian interests looked after by one big boss.
Swedish kit vendor Ericsson has dug up enough loose change to buy Spanish firm Genaker, which does Mission Critical Push-to-talk (MC-PTT) stuff.
Finnish kit vendor Nokia is mulling new ways of improving its bottom line according to a report.
The New York Federal District Court has ruled T-Mobile US and Sprint can finally go ahead and merge if they can still be bothered.
A group of Latin American oligarchs seem to have had a whip-round to buy a majority stake in all Telefónica operations in the continent, bar Brazil.
CityFibre has announced it will acquire FibreNation from TalkTalk for £200 million, as the latter has struggled to source funds to help it meet the three million FTTH connections it targeted.
Financial services giant Visa is acquiring fintech app enabler Plaid in an apparent bid to ensure it doesn’t get left behind in the app economy.
Italian Media company Mediaset wants to merge its Italian and Spanish businesses, something that significant shareholder Vivendi opposes.
Having once more failed at mobile, US chip giant Intel is doubling down on the datacenter, where artificial intelligence is expected to be ever more prominent.
On the first day of the TMUS/Sprinter merger antitrust trial it was revealed that a Sprint exec thinks the merged company will be able to raise prices.
Rumours of corporate courtship between Deutsche Telekom and Orange have resurfaced by they seem as implausible as ever.
The French fibre sector is undergoing a spot of consolidation with the news that Altice-owned SFR is acquiring the country’s fourth largest fibre wholesaler.
Years after beginning the process, Norwegian telco group Telenor has flogged its remaining Veon shares.
Two companies involved in providing communications services to other companies are merging to make a single bigger one.
Having secured a bunch of 5G network commitments, the US telecoms regulator has given its seal of approval to the merger of TMUS and Sprint.
US telecom and media giant AT&T has reported a steady Q3, with revenues slightly down coupled with improved operation. A bullish 3-year outlook to further de-leverage is welcome news to the capital market.
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