BT Group PLC (LON: BT.A) and Verizon Communications have agreed to combine their international operations into a new 50:50 joint venture, creating a global connectivity business with approximately US$4 billion
BT Group PLC (LON: BT.A) and Verizon Communications have agreed to combine their international operations into a new 50:50 joint venture, creating a global connectivity business with approximately US$4 billion
BT Group delivered a mixed set of annual results on Thursday, with falling revenues offset by stronger profits, improved customer trends and an expanded long-term cost-saving programme.
The BT Tower, a prominent feature of London’s skyline, has been purchased from the telecommunications giant by MCR Hotels for £275 million.
BT’s profits soared after implementing a 14% hike in prices for its broadband and mobile services, affecting millions of customers.
BT Group PLC (LSE: BT.A) has stood by its recent increases in broadband and mobile prices following criticism from the consumer advocacy group Which? who labelled the hikes as “outrageous”.