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  • Ofcom confirms BT’s price caps

    March 7, 2012

    THE EUROPEAN Commission has given the green light to Ofcom’s proposed price caps for Openreach, BT’s wholesale broadband division. Ofcom, which regulates BT Openreach due to its “significant market power”, will lower annual charges by five to 20 per cent, with further reductions each year until March 2014. BT said it disagrees with some assumptions and will [...]

  • Ex-Tchenguiz property firm in £62m deal

    March 6, 2012

    THE property management company run by Vincent Tchenguiz before he became embroiled in a fraud probe has been rescued from administration in a £62m deal. Peverel has been taken over by private equity houses Chamonix and Electra Partners, who said they would secure more than 4,200 jobs. It comes nearly a year after the holding [...]

  • Telecom firms must warn over web copyright

    March 6, 2012

    BT and TalkTalk lost a court appeal yesterday, meaning the internet service providers (ISPs) will now have to identify and warn customers who are suspected of illegally accessing copyrighted material online. The two major British ISPs challenged a High Court ruling, claiming the Digital Economy Act – a crack down on illegal file sharing ­– is [...]

  • WHAT THE OTHER PAPERS SAY THIS MORNING

    March 5, 2012

    FINANCIAL TIMES REGULATORS CONSIDER AN OVERHAUL OF LIBOR UK regulators and global banks are discussing a potentially far-reaching overhaul of the calculation and regulation of interbank lending rates, amid claims that the benchmark for $350 trillion contracts worldwide may have been subject to manipulation. STARBUCKS TAKES COFFEE WARS TO NESPRESSO Coffee capsule wars are set [...]

  • CITY MOVES | WHO’S SWITCHING JOBS

    February 27, 2012

    Berwin Leighton Paisner BLP has hired Linklaters’ former global corporate head David Barnes to its City corporate team. Barnes will join next month as a partner in the firm’s London corporate group after retiring from Linklaters last summer. Barnes left the magic circle firm after standing as one of five candidates for the senior partner [...]

  • World fastest smartphone from Huawei

    February 26, 2012

    CHINESE low-cost smartphone manufacturer Huawei is further encroaching on the territory of waning technology veterans such as HTC as it launches the world’s fastest smartphone, the Ascend D quad. The world’s number two network equipment maker specialises in sub-$200 smartphones and is swiftly stealing customers from its pricier rivals. In its 2010 financial year, Huawei [...]

  • BT looking to launch a new music player

    February 26, 2012

    BT is considering launching its own music service, putting it in direct competition with the likes of Apple’s iTunes and Spotify. A BT spokesperson said, “We’re keen to launch a music service this year, but the business model has to make sense.” He declined to comment on the nature of the product or its expected [...]

  • BT latest to plan legal service as claims business applies for Tesco law licence

    February 16, 2012

    TELECOMS giant BT is muscling in on the legal sector after confirming yesterday that its claims management division has applied to become an alternative business structure under the so-called Tesco law. Wholly-owned subsidiary BT Claims currently just handles claims related to its parent group’s corporate vehicles, but if a licence is granted plans to roll [...]

  • Vodafone on the lookout for a rebound

    February 12, 2012

    A little birdie is flying around, leaving a story in its wake that suggests Vodafone is interested in Cable & Wireless Worldwide (CWW), the communications network which once rivalled BT, but now just crosses its fingers for profit. Vodafone was quick to quell the comments, but might it slip a cheque under CWW’s door? It [...]

  • Stelios stays away from crucial shareholders’ pay row meeting

    February 12, 2012

    EASYJET chairman Sir Michael Rake hit back last night after shareholder advisory body PIRC recommended that investors veto the airline’s remuneration report and abstain from re-electing him as chairman. Sir Michael said easyJet “was not surprised by PIRC’s recommendation given its well-documented position on remuneration” and pointed out that in the last year, the body [...]

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