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  • Liga and Serie A beat English in TV cash grab

    November 11, 2013

    PREMIER League chairmen may be licking their lips at the prospect of BT Sport’s vast investment trickling down to their clubs, but for now England’s top teams are being left in the shade by Spanish and even Italian teams when it comes to income from television rights. Real Madrid (€178m) rake in the most broadcast [...]

  • London Report: BT and Shire lift FTSE as markets remain bullish

    November 11, 2013

    BRITAIN’S FTSE 100 rose yesterday, boosted by signs of a strengthening global economy and major deals for pharma group Shire and telecoms group BT. Shire rose to an all-time high after beating competitors to buy ViroPharma, in a $4.2bn deal implying a 64 per cent premium to the stock price of the US rare diseases [...]

  • Letters to the Editor – 12/11 – Greenbelt benefits, Best of Twitter

    November 11, 2013

    Greenbelt benefits [Re: The Greenbelt sacred cow: It pens in the poor for no environmental gain, yesterday] Professor Anne Powers (LSE) estimates that there are sufficient brownfield sites across London to provide the necessary housing for the next 20 years. Surely we should be looking at how we design affordable housing, in areas that are [...]

  • BSkyB shares fall on BT Champions League news, but did BT pay too much?

    November 11, 2013

    BSkyB is dragging the FTSE 100 down 4.4 points, as it shares dropped more than eight per cent this morning, after rival BT won the exclusive broadcasting rights to Champions and Europa League football matches.  BT Sport will be the home of UEFA from 2015-2018, in a £900m deal announced on Saturday. BT has agreed to [...]

  • BT defends £897m deal for Champions League rights

    November 11, 2013

    THE BATTLE between Sky and BT for dominance in televised sport came to a head this weekend with the surprise announcement that Champions League matches will be shown exclusively on BT Sport from 2015 as part of a £900m investment by the telecoms giant. New chief executive Gavin Patterson defended the huge price tag, more [...]

  • Bottom Line: The war between BT and Sky gets vicious

    November 11, 2013

    WHEN you move, fall like a thunderbolt.” BT’s new chief executive Gavin Patterson has clearly been reading his Sun Tzu. BT’s massive bid for Champions League broadcast rights came out of the blue, scoring a key victory in its war with BSkyB for TV sports dominance. But the best generals have to consider if the [...]

  • What the other papers say this morning – 08 November 2013

    November 7, 2013

    FINANCIAL TIMES Currencies probe shifts to the US A global probe into alleged manipulation of the multibillion-dollar currencies market has widened its focus to include the US, with Barclays putting three New York-based traders on leave. They included foreign exchange spot traders Russell Katz and Jerry Urwin, two of these people said. Mr Katz and [...]

  • AA wins licence to enter legal services sector

    November 6, 2013

    THE AA has become the latest company to enter the legal market after being granted an alternative business structure (ABS) licence. The motoring services giant announced today it has won approval from the Solicitors Regulation Authority to operate its own legal services arm, AA Law. The new business, a joint venture with solicitors Lyons Davidson, [...]

  • Virgin Media boosts Tivo users after deal for BT’s sport channels

    November 5, 2013

    NEARLY half of Virgin Media’s customers are now using Tivo, with hundreds of thousands signing up to the service in the past year, according to the company’s first results as part of Liberty Global. The telecoms giant has added 679,000 new subscribers to the service since the third quarter last year, and 165,000 between July [...]

  • AA wins licence to enter legal services sector

    November 4, 2013

    THE AA has become the latest company to enter the legal market after being granted an alternative business structure (ABS) licence. The motoring services giant announced today it has won approval from the Solicitors Regulation Authority to operate its own legal services arm, AA Law. The new business, a joint venture with solicitors Lyons Davidson, [...]

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