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BT urges CMA to fast-track investigation on EE deal

Telecoms giant BT has asked the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) to move onto a full investigation of its £12.5m takeover bid for UK mobile network operator EE from Orange and Deutsche Telekom. In a statement released on Monday, the FTSE 100 group said it had formally asked CMA to bypass the

BT Argues EE Deal Case To Competition And Markets Authority

UPDATE: BT Warns Ofcom's Dark Fibre Proposals Could Disadvantage Some

LONDON MIDDAY BRIEFING: bwin.party Confirms Takeover Talks

TOP NEWS: Ofcom Tells BT To Expand Competitor Access To Fibre Network

LONDON MARKET COMMENT: Stocks Up As Coca-Cola HBC Hits 52-Week High

Ofcom demands BT open up business broadband network

The UK telecoms regulator Ofcom has set out new proposals to weaken the hold of BT on the business broadband market. New measures announced by Ofcom on Friday will force BT to give competitors physical access to its 'dark fibre' network of fibre-optic cables and to provide minimum service levels for

LONDON MORNING BRIEFING: Coca-Cola HBC Gains On Strong Sales

Friday newspaper round-up: SNP, New Look, Greece, US shale

The Scottish National Party is prepared to defy David Cameron and push ahead with a second Scottish independence referendum without Westminster's permission if the prime minister refuses any future demand to hold one, the Guardian reports. New Look has ditched plans to list on the stock market after

LONDON MARKET COMMENT: Stocks Seen Higher, Coca-Cola HBC Sales Up

Ofcom Tables New Plans For BT 'Dark Fibre' And Openreach Requirements

UPDATE: TalkTalk Upgrades Revenue Growth Target As Pretax Profit Rises

TalkTalk Upgrades Revenue Growth Target As Pretax Profit Rises

BROKER RATINGS SUMMARY: Macquarie Cuts Standard Chartered

Friday tips round-up: RSA, BT Group

RSA's new chief, Stephen Hester, has done all that could be expected of him to right the ship since he came on board. He strengthened the balance sheet through a rights issue and cut costs while sharpening the underwriting arm. But falling interest rates took the wind out of the sails at just the wr