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MCR Hotels plans to re-open the communications tower to the public

British telecoms giant BT Group announced Tuesday the sale of its famous BT Tower and that the building located in the heart of London will be transformed into a hotel."MCR Hotels... plan to preserve BT Tower as an iconic hotel, securing its place as a London landmark for the future," BT said in a statement.

Interim City Manager Alex Posada on Monday announced a two-year labor agreement by Service Employees International Union (SEIU) Local 620, which represents 313 general employees of the City.

Life for Tyres, a European-based, tire-recycling company, will soon establish its first facility in the U.S.

About 300 people are employed at the Enniskillen site providing support to EE mobile customers.

British telecom major BT Group plc (BT, BT-A.L) reported Thursday that its nine-month reported profit before tax was 1.50 billion pounds, a growth of 15 percent from last year.

Chief Executive Allison Kirkby, who replaced Philip Jansen last month, said BT had delivered another quarter of revenue and earnings growth, while rapidly building and upgrading customers to its full-fibre broadband and 5G networks.

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Under Kirkby, Telia launched a restructuring plan to slash costs through 2025, laid off staff, divested assets and streamlined operations to boost growth.