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Group’s shares slide as it lowers guidance and seeks cost savings
Telecoms group has gone halfway to shedding its stake in towers business in a tough market
KKR and Global Infrastructure Partners will ‘co-control’ towers business with telecoms group
Consortium on course to seal deal this week after beating competition from Spain’s Cellnex
Frustration grows as share price of telecoms group continues to decline despite prospect of deals
Unknotting mobile operator requires deft sword strokes, not fiddling with loose ends
Vodafone has been under pressure from activist investors to change strategy and improve returns
Plus, Xavier Niel leads the charge of French buyers in the UK and a European energy deal results in a multibillion-dollar loss
Investment vehicle Atlas describes mobile phone group as ‘an attractive investment opportunity’
Xavier Niel builds up stake in Vodafone while Aveva sold to Schneider amid depressed valuations
UK-based telecoms group under pressure to pursue deals and streamline business
Telecoms group is clever or lucky to get a good price for its Hungarian unit
Deal will help consolidate PM Viktor Orbán’s influence in sector
Innocuous-sounding increases of 3.9% plus inflation are a key element of improving results at BT, Vodafone UK and Virgin
Europe’s largest broadband provider says it is on track to deliver full-year guidance
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Nick Read says he is pursuing deals but shareholders are pushing for turnround at telecoms group
UK-listed telecoms group under pressure from shareholders to overhaul its businesses
Tech groups cut jobs and risk, Uber’s new addition, electric chopsticks
Nick Read could use a friendly face but even a friend wants value for money when spending $4.4bn
State-controlled e&, formerly known as Etisalat, says it has no plans to make an offer for the British multinational
SoftBank’s historic loss, Disney gains on Netflix, Google Glass 2.0?
A cost-cutting merger that boosts shareholder returns is justified
Latest effort to consolidate British mobile telecoms comes as activist investor exerts pressure
Telecoms group appoints former chief executive of Arm and the head of France’s public broadcaster
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