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Vodafone vibrating on Malone's messages about Liberty merger

Shares in Vodafone have rung up gains on Wednesday after US telecoms tycoon John Malone, the owner of Liberty Global, dropped heavy hints about a potential merger. Malone, speaking a day after the FTSE 100 telecoms company's somewhat disappointing results, said that that a long-rumoured combination

London open: FTSE flat as blue chip earnings underwhelm, Vodafone rises on merger talk

UK stocks edged higher on Wednesday morning though a raft of disappointing blue-chip earnings limited upside for the FTSE 100. The Footsie was up just 0.02% at 6,996.36 early on with Vodafone leading the way on the back of speculation surrounding a Liberty Global merger. However, results and update

BUZZ-Vodafone: best day since Jan on Liberty Global tie-up hopes

** Vodafone rises 4 pct, its best day since January, with traders citing comments from Liberty Global chairman John Malone as being supportive of merger ** Told Bloomberg tie-up would be "great fit" for co. Link: http://bloom.bg/1R2frBh ** Gains erase Tuesday's 3.2 pct loss after res

Wednesday newspaper round-up: Liberty Global/Vodafone, Yahoo!, Asda

John Malone, the owner of Liberty Global, has said that that a combination with UK telecoms group Vodafone would be a "great fit", The Times said. The paper said he "dropped the heaviest hint yet that a tie-up with Vodafone is on the cards". Shares in Yahoo! dropped suddenly on Tuesday evening on co

Malone says Liberty, Vodafone a 'great fit' in Europe -Bloomberg

May 19 (Reuters) - A merger with Vodafone Group Plc would be a "great fit" for Liberty Global Plc in western Europe, Liberty Chairman John Malone said on Tuesday. Citing the benefits of a merger in markets such as Germany, the United Kingdom and the Netherlands, Malone said "enormous share

MEDIA-Malone says Liberty, Vodafone make 'great fit' in Europe - Bloomberg

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LONDON MARKET COMMENT: Stock Close Up As ECB Indicates QE Acceleration

FTSE 100 movers: BHP Billiton extends losses, Land Securities surges on higher dividend

UK stocks edged higher on Tuesday, despite confirmation of the UK's first deflation since the 1960s. Sector-wise, losses made by miners and telecommunications were offset by strong results from real estate, construction and insurance stocks. As of 2:40GMT, the FTSE 100 was trading 28 points higher a

LONDON MIDDAY BRIEFING: Vodafone Buoyed By Its Acquisitions

London midday: FTSE 100 shrugs off deflation reading as ECB ready to step up easing

Despite confirmation of the UK's first deflation since the 1960s, London's blue chip shares passed midday on Tuesday in continuing positive territory. UK inflation fell 0.1% in the year to April, the first annual fall in the consumer prices index since the 1960s. Data from the Office for National S

Broker tips: DCC, Vodafone, Land Securities

Support services group DCC maintained its track record after another year of strong earnings growth, analysts at Berenberg said in a note on Tuesday. Dublin-based company said its pre-tax profit for the year to 31 March rose 8.1% year-on-year to £163.3m, while earnings before interest, tax, deprecia

WINNERS & LOSERS: Vodafone Slides Despite Beating Expectations

TOP NEWS: UK Inflation Negative For First Time Since 1960

Vodafone's Project Spring fails to deliver bounce for Nomura and SocGen

Analysts were somewhat disappointed in full-year results from Vodafone, with Nomura bemoaning the lack of profits bounce generated Project Spring in its first year, while Societe General wondered if the giant £19bn investment programme should be renamed Project Summer. Thanks to a return to growth i

UPDATE 3-Vodafone's return to growth hints at wider sector recovery

* Posts Q4 revenue growth of 0.1 percent * Forecasts 2016 organic core earnings growth * Shares down after strong run (Adds details, reaction) By Kate Holton LONDON, May 19 (Reuters) - Britain's Vodafone posted a rise in quarterly sales for the first time in nearly three