The BT Tower, a prominent feature of London’s skyline, has been purchased from the telecommunications giant by MCR Hotels for £275 million.
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”.
The Waiting Game This week’s mention of the mainstream media is actually a positive one. It is the IC Editor email I received on Saturday from Deputy Editor, Dan Jones.
Altice, the largest shareholder of BT Group PLC (LSE: BT.A), led by billionaire Patrick Drahi, has raised its stake by acquiring an additional 650 million shares.
BT, the telecommunications behemoth, has announced plans to significantly reduce its workforce, from 130,000 to somewhere between 75,000 and 90,000 by the end of the financial year 2030.
Ofcom had mandated internet providers to introduce the “one touch switch” service by Monday to help customers facing steep bill hikes.
The AIM All-Shares Index slipped 3.34% to 836.98 over the week, slightly worse than the FTSE 100 index, which lost 2.58% to 7,742.36.
BT is currently under investigation for hiding inflation-busting price increases in its contracts. Customers are now bracing for a sharp rise in their bills.
BT Group PLC announced plans to combine its Global Enterprise and Global units into a single, B2B unit called BT Business. This move will result in cost savings of at
As consumers prepare for a double-digit increase in their bills next fiscal year, mobile phone and broadband providers are accused of concealing inflation-busting price hikes in customer contracts.
There is peace at BT as the telco group announces a UK Cost of Living Pay Increase that could end strike action at the company.