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Jillian Deutsch 2 min read In This Article: (Bloomberg) -- Ericsson AB earnings beat analysts' estimates in the third

(Bloomberg) -- Ericsson AB shares rose to their highest in two years after the telecom equipment company's deal with AT&T Inc. helped push third-quarter earnings above analysts' estimates.

Nokia Oyj sales failed to meet analysts’ estimates in the third quarter, as a recovery takes shape slower than previously expected.

Arm Holdings Plc Chief Executive Officer Rene Haas said a secondary share sale in London was not a priority more than a year after the UK-founded chip designer chose New York for its initial public offering.

BT Group Plc lowered the company’s 2025 fiscal year revenue guidance due to a weak outlook for its business department, as Chief Executive Officer Allison Kirkby implements a major turnaround plan.

Vodafone Group Plc said growth in its African and Turkish businesses boosted sales in the first half of the year, even after a law change in Germany cut revenue in its biggest market.

Deutsche Telekom AG, Europe’s largest telecommunications operator, increased profitability in the third quarter through cost discipline and a strong performance in the US and Germany.

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Europe is one of the weakest telecom markets in the world. And unless policymakers encourage more consolidation and cut regulation there, Ericsson AB Chief Executive Officer Börje Ekholm said his company will continue to shift investments to markets abroad.

Nokia Oyj shares fell the most in almost a year after an analyst predicted that T-Mobile US Inc. would switch network suppliers.