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Share Price: 105.00
Bid: 105.35
Ask: 105.40
Change: 0.30 (0.29%)
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Open: 105.30
High: 105.70
Low: 104.30
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16 Dec 2014 09:13

BT paying "hefty" price for EE takeover, says Deutsche Bank

BT's £12.5bn offer for UK mobile network operator EE was "more expensive than expected", according to Deutsche Bank which kept its 'hold' rating on the telecoms giant. "After some serious speed dating, BT is now going steady with EE which is 50/50 owned by Orange and Deutsche Telekom (DT)," said ana

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16 Dec 2014 08:20

London open: UK stocks extend slide as Chinese data disappoints

Yet more disappointing economic data from China pushed UK stocks lower for the seventh straight session on Tuesday, with markets extending losses despite plunging to an 18-month low the previous session. Not even the news that the Bank of England (BoE) has given a clean bill of health to seven out o

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16 Dec 2014 06:34

Tuesday newspaper round-up: BT/EE, Russian interest rates, Sydney siege..

BT has rejected a simpler takeover of O2 in favour of exclusive talks to buy Britain's biggest mobile operator, EE, for £12.5bn. However, according to The Telegraph, the combined entity will control "an unrivalled chunk of Britain's mobile airwaves" and the merger is likely to raise regulatory conce

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15 Dec 2014 17:12

BT enters exclusive talks with EE over mobile buy

Telecoms group BT has entered exclusive talks with Deutsche Telekom (DT) and Orange about buying their mobile operation EE for £12.5bn, the company said on Monday. The period of exclusivity will last several weeks, allowing BT to complete its due diligence and for negotiations on a definitive agreem

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15 Dec 2014 14:48

FTSE 100 movers: Miners sink while oil companies recover slightly

Anglo-Australian miner BHP Billiton dipped following a downgrade at RBC Capital Markets to 'underperform' from 'sector-perform'. Other mining companies, including Fresnillo, Randgold Resources and Glencore, were also hit by a forecast of an extended period of low iron ore prices, due to over-supply

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15 Dec 2014 11:15

London midday: Stocks steady ahead of US data

UK stocks were holding higher ahead of a week full of potential risk events. Significantly, on Sunday Bloomberg reported that Libya was forced to declare "force majeure" at two of its ports, Es Sider and Ras Lanuf, which have a combined capacity to export 560,000 barrels of oil per day. Somewhat ir

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15 Dec 2014 10:39

BT may unveil exclusive mobile talks as soon as Monday - report

UK telecoms group BT could take a step forward in its bid to buy a mobile phone operator on Monday, according to a report. BT may announce exclusive talks with either EE or Telefonica's O2, news agency Bloomberg cited unidentified sources as saying. BT is believed to favour O2, but has continued to

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14 Dec 2014 19:45

Sunday newspaper round-up: BT, RBS, Tesco

BT is expected to announce as soon as December 15th whether it plans to buy EE or O2 to reenter the mobile phone market, The Sunday Times reported. The FTSE 100 telecoms company was working on a deal at the weekend with a statement due early in the coming week. BT is thought to favour O2 but could s

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12 Dec 2014 16:38

London close: FTSE sinks 2.5%, extends weekly decline to 6.6%

UK stocks plummeted to levels not seen in nearly two months on Friday as weak global economic data and an ongoing sell-off of crude oil hammered market sentiment. The FTSE 100 settled at just 6,300.63 by the end of trade, down an eye-watering 2.5% on the day, with just four constituents on the index

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12 Dec 2014 11:36

London midday: Stocks tumble as oil prices extend losses, data disappoints

Weaker-than-expected data from across the globe and a continued plunge in oil prices meant that there was no let-up in the sell-off for UK equity markets on Friday. Stocks were falling for the fifth day straight, with shares in the oil and gas sector faring the worst. London's FTSE 100 was down a s

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12 Dec 2014 08:42

London open: Sell-off continues as UK resource stocks tank

The dramatic sell-off on the FTSE 100 continued into its fifth straight day on Friday as a weak finish on Wall Street and disappointing data from China hammered already-fragile sentiment on the market. London's benchmark index was down a staggering 1.3% at 6,377 early on, dropping below the 6,400 le

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12 Dec 2014 07:59

Telefónica may accept BT shares in sale of O2

Telefónica chairman César Alierta reportedly flew to London on Thursday as BT nears a decision over whether to pick up the Spanish company's mobile firm O2 or instead opt for Orange and Deutsche Telekom's EE. Both O2 and EE's owners were apparently willing to accept BT shares as part of the payment

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2 Dec 2014 09:36

Vodafone may have to wait before tie-up with Liberty Global, says UBS

Following reports the Vodafone (VOD) is exploring a possible combination with Liberty Global (LBTY), UBS has said the UK telecoms group may have to wait until its shares rise before undertaking such a sizeable deal. The bank kept a 'buy' rating and 265p target price for the London-listed stock. Blo

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26 Nov 2014 14:26

Sector movers: M&A hopes lift telecoms as BT and Vodafone gain

Continuing bid speculation pushed stocks in the telecoms sector higher on Wednesday with heavyweights BT and Vodafone both on the rise. BT, up 2.4% by late afternoon, was extending recent gains after it was confirmed that the fixed-line telecoms provider was in talks with at least two groups about b

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26 Nov 2014 12:26

Broker tips: BT, Sage, Compass, Thomas Cook

UBS has speculated that if BT follows through with its current talks to buy O2 or EE it would become less aggressive in the forthcoming Premier League rights auction and produce a better outcome for Sky. "We think concerns about Sky losing the EPL rights are weighing on investor sentiment but we are

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