Gordon Stein, CFO of CleanTech Lithium, explains why CTL acquired the 23 Laguna Verde licenses. Watch the video here.
Deutsche Bank is at it again
BT will reportedly split its Spanish business in two over the coming five or six months
https://www.proactiveinvestors.co.uk/companies/news/909169/bt-strikes-deal-to-sell-spain-business---local-report-909169.html
Now that the bad dream is over
https://www.proactiveinvestors.co.uk/companies/news/909158/bt-tops-jefferies-post-election--buy--list-909158.html
To the tune of Seven Nation Army by the White Stripes,
No!! Prime Minister Corbyn No!! Prime Minister Corbyn
Redpete that's only way Corbyn would win this election. Us 50 year olds can still remember the power cuts, the strikes and the 12 month wait to have a phone installed.
Great point RedPete.
The sooner we get Brexit done and get a tighter control of immigration the less of a burden it will have on our NHS.
Diane Abacus...….ha ha ha Very good Lam C3. You're 100% correct she's a racist.
I think my colleague Paul Summers has nicely summed up the reasons not to be afraid. In short, even if Labour were to win the forthcoming election, the cost of its lofty ambition would likely be way higher than the £20b figure that the party seems to have plucked out of the air. As Paul pointed out, BT chief executive Philip Jansen has put the likely cost at around £100b.
The other key point is that the timescale is likely to prove prohibitive. I reckon the 10 years they’re talking about is a big underestimate, and I rate the chances of Jeremy Corbyn being PM for long enough to even get close to achieving it are close to zero.
Do you remember when David Miliband was heading the Labour party and had far less ambitious nationalisation ideas? What, you don’t even remember who he is? Radical election promises come and go, and business just carries on.
Fawlty's our group chat expert when it comes to BT share price predictions. If you ask him nicely he'll put a lot of time and effort, working into the wee small hours to give you an answer. The benefit of asking Fawlty you don't have to decipher 3 pages worth of notes to understand how he came to the conclusion.
After the forthcoming general election Corbyn will be confined to history.
I don't think we'll see anymore 3 pagers from Velo after being mugged off by Fawlty.
Casa Systems and BT Win Best New 5G Technology at Broadband World Forum 2019
https://finance.yahoo.com/news/casa-systems-bt-win-best-094617276.html
Casa Systems and BT took top honors as Best New 5G Technology for its joint Converged 5G Core proof of concept solution at last night’s Broadband Awards ceremony. The Broadband Awards recognize the very best achievements in next-generation broadband communications, applications, services and strategies.
Fawlty old boy, your reply's are starting to sound too much like Rodders. You know the £5 by Xmas drunk, that stands at the end of the bar. Another double Whiskey?
Do you think his neighbour's Whites are Whiter than his ?
Very funny Blue Pete. Your one liner is up there alongside Lam C3's .
Have another go at reading the header
youtakin?
Has anyone read the full article reported in the Times on Sunday?
https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/bt-needs-to-keep-a-line-open-to-downing-st-xvdwcbzz2#
Deja vu , Remember there are two networks. The core network between exchanges ( BT managed )and the local network from exchange outwards to the customer ( Openreach managed ) .
Boris Johnson invited BT chief executive Philip Jansen to 10 Downing Street. Behind the black door, Jansen laid out his plan for meeting Johnson’s target of spreading full-fibre broadband across Britain by 2025. It made for an unusual encounter. In the room was Johnson’s new business adviser Andrew Griffith — an archenemy of BT during his time as finance director at rival Sky. Among his previous barbs while he was at Sky was a demand for the government and Ofcom to split BT from Openreach.