BT and EE have raised mid-contract price rises for customers taking out a new deal, in a move that's been branded.

Mittal’s Bharti Enterprises conglomerate is the ultimate owner of BT’s fellow FTSE 100 telco company Airtel Africa (AAF), a notably strong market performer in 2025. The company’s shares have risen ...

Hosted by Business Today and presented by the Adani Group, the fourth edition of the flagship summit —  titled “Blueprint for ...

TelecomTV conducted its second quantum-safe networking market perception surveyMore than 240 individuals from the telecom ...

Ian King takes a look at the record-breaking FTSE-100 index. But its performance doesn’t necessarily tell you much about the ...

Acenda Group has confirmed the future appointments of Yvonne Le Bas (pictured right) as group chief financial officer and ...

BT, EE and Vodafone experienced voice calling issues for over two days, but they now seem to be fixed –here's what happened.

The FTSE 100 climbed to a record close, driven by strong corporate earnings and hopes of a new EU-U.S. trade agreement.

The pound eased to USD1.3535 late on Thursday afternoon in London, compared to USD1.3571 at the equities close on Wednesday. The euro traded at USD1.1773, higher against USD1.1737. Against the yen, ...

As of March 2025, BT had GBP 16 billion in net debt (excluding leases), implying a net debt/EBITDA ratio of 2.1 times, below the average of the European telecom sector, which stands at 2.7 times. We ...

The group appointed the industry veteran to manage its coffers after Simon Lowth retires next year.