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Vodafone UK Joint Venture With Three Faces More In-Depth Review by Regulator - Vimarsana News

Vodafone UK Joint Venture With Three Faces More In-Depth Review by Regulator

By Elena Vardon The U.K. competition regulator is referring Vodafone Group's planned joint venture of its U.K. operations with Three U.K. for a more in-depth review. The Competition and...

Vodafone and CK Hutchinson's Three Agree to Merge UK Businesses -- Update - Vimarsana News

Vodafone and CK Hutchinson's Three Agree to Merge UK Businesses -- Update

By Anthony O. Goriainoff and Joe Hoppe Vodafone Group said Wednesday that it has agreed to merge its U.K. operations with CK Hutchison Holdings' Three as...

Communications Services Flat as Momentum Builds -- Communications Services Roundup - Vimarsana News

Communications Services Flat as Momentum Builds -- Communications Services Roundup

Communications services companies were flat as traders rotated into the leaders of the nascent bull market. Vodafone Group agreed to merge its U.K. operations with CK Hutchison Holdings' Three as first flagged late last year, valuing the new busine...

Communications Services Flat as Momentum Builds -- Communications Services Roundup - Vimarsana News

Communications Services Flat as Momentum Builds -- Communications Services Roundup

Communications services companies were flat as traders rotated into the leaders of the nascent bull market. Vodafone Group agreed to merge its U.K....

Brexit: Bizarre for Boris Johnson to crow about EU mobile phone roaming charges - Vimarsana News

Brexit: Bizarre for Boris Johnson to crow about EU mobile phone roaming charges

THERE have been so many incredible aspects to the Boris Johnson administration’s utterly ill-judged hard Brexit – none of them good.