Vodafone Group Plc’s £15 billion ($19.1 billion) merger Three won the UK’s antitrust watchdog’s approval, paving the way to ...
The U.K. has greenlighted the longstanding planned merger between two of the country's biggest telecommunication operators.
The £16.5bn deal can proceed if both companies agree to invest billions to boost the country's 5G network and also cap ...
Britain's competition regulator on Thursday approved the merger between telecommunication firms Vodafone and Three in the U.K ...
Vodafone Group Plc is to sell its remaining stake in India’s Indus Towers Ltd. after offloading $1.8 billion worth of shares ...
The merger of Vodafone’s U.K. arm with telecommunications company Three was conditionally approved, provided they agree to ...
Vodafone and Three, the UK division of Hong Kong-based CK Hutchison, are set to create Britain's biggest mobile phone ...
The CMA said the deal can go ahead if both companies agree to invest billions to roll out a combined 5G network across the UK ...
If approved, the merged company would leapfrog EE’s 25 million customers and O2’s 24 million to serve 27 million Brits.
A £15 billion merger between Vodafone and Three UK has been given the green light by the Competition and Markets Authority.
Vodafone and Three have agreed to spend £11bn to build a better 5G network serving 50 million customers, including the subscribers of Vodafone’s network sharing partner Virgin Media O2.