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The shareholders of German telecoms group Deutsche Telekom (DT) have approved plans to merge the company’s domestic T-Home and T-Mobile divisions to create a single company in order to increase competitiveness. ‘Now is the...
Deutsche Telekom is moving ahead with plans to merge its German landline and mobile divisions, T-Home and T-Mobile into a single company, and has announced details of a shareholder meeting to approve the merger.
Deutsche Telekom AG said yesterday its third-quarter net income rose 7 percent as it remained focused on controlling costs and developing key markets in the US, Britain and Poland. Telekom, based in Bonn, reported net income of...
By Nicola Leske BONN, Nov 5 (Reuters) - Deutsche Telekom (DTEGn.DE) shied away from forecasts for 2010, citing economic uncertainty on both sides of the Atlantic, but costs controls helped it beat forecasts for quarterly core...
1.56 billion Operating Income Before Depreciation and Amortization (”OIBDA”) in the third quarter of 2009, up from $1.53 billion in the third quarter of 2008; OIBDA margin of 33% in the third quarter of 2009. Aggressive build...
By Brian Gorman LONDON, Oct 28 (Reuters) - European shares hit a three-week closing low on Wednesday, hurt by disappointing earnings from Spain's Banco Santander (Madrid: BSCH.MC - news) and Germany's SAP (Xetra: 716460 - news)...
Großansicht des Bildes mit der Bildunterschrift: The data protection issue and the security of personal information is a major concern to many Germans Germany's policymakers have put reforms in place to better ensure data...
Deutsche Telekom is not going to make a bid for Sprint Nextel any time soon, according to two separate reports. Both the Financial Times and Reuters, citing anonymous sources, said that the parent company of T-Mobile USA has no...
Deutsche Telekom is not going to make a bid for Sprint Nextel any time soon, according to two separate reports. Both the Financial Times and Reuters, citing anonymous sources, said that the parent company of T-Mobile USA has no...
By Gerrit Wiesmann in Frankfurt, Andrew Parker in London,and Paul Taylor in New York Deutsche Telekom's top two shareholders have told its management that it has until the middle of next year to turn round the German telecoms...
