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Vodafone Idea has sold shares worth US$646 million to a raft of anchor investors, including some major international companies, ahead of a high-profile equity raising that opens for retail investors tomorrow.
The Japanese government has enacted an amendment to legacy regulation that was hampering NTT, much to the chagrin of the telco's major rivals.
Ofcom has once again warned technology firms that they will be held to account once it has finalised new rules for keeping children safer online, and to that end it is about to consult on what exactly their responsibilities should be.
Strong mobile customer additions and some positive metrics on earnings, cash and spending meant AT&T posted a strong set of first quarter financials this week, despite the fact its headline figures dropped off slightly.
Samsung and mass-market mobile phone brands led a rebound in the smartphone sector globally in the first quarter of this year, while Apple struggled to keep pace, according to new data published this week.
Stage X will use equipment from Rakuten Symphony and share market knowledge with Rakuten Mobile as part of a collaboration deal that will also see the three companies work together on 6G rollout.
Virgin Media O2 did its best to put a positive spin on its first quarter results this week, but the fact remains that it is losing customers at both its fixed and mobile businesses.
E& is not in active negotiations with United Group over a possible buyout, it announced this week, but due to the way it worded its statement, talk of expansion into European markets will not easily die.
The German telecoms regulator is once again consulting on plans to extend certain spectrum usage rights, pushing a competitive process into the next decade, a suggestion that previously incurred the ire of market newcomer 1&1.
BT looks likely to offload its global operations, which appear to have dragged down headline financials in the most recent full year, although overall the UK incumbent turned in a decent performance.
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