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FCC happy with $26m T-Mobile/Sprint deal as 16 states fight on
The long-running saga of the $26 million T-Mobile-Sprint merger in the US has entered the last lap, as the companies try to satisfy the last objectors.
16 August 2019 | Alan Burkitt-Gray
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GCX’s $350m bondholders give it another two weeks to restructure debt
16 August 2019 | Alan Burkitt-Gray
Global Cloud Xchange’s bondholders have given the company a further breathing space as it looks for a buyer.
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Law firms pile into GTT over share price fall after Interoute deal
16 August 2019 | Alan Burkitt-Gray
At least three US law firms are threatening class action law suits against GTT over its €1.9 billion acquisition last year of Interoute.
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UK PM ‘won’t say no to Huawei’ says company founder and CEO
16 August 2019 | Alan Burkitt-Gray
Huawei’s founder and CEO Ren Zhengfei has said he is confident the new UK Prime Minister, Boris Johnson, will allow the company to supply 5G equipment.
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AT&T and Dell partner on open infrastructure technologies
16 August 2019 | Natalie Bannerman
Dell Technologies and AT&T are developing open infrastructure technology areas for the next-gen network edge that will be required for 5G.
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CyrusOne integrates Megaport into London I data centre
16 August 2019 | Natalie Bannerman
CyrusOne is expanding its partnership with Megaport by deploying the full suite of Megaport services at its London I data centre in Slough, UK.
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Exclusive: BT and ex-directors to face new action on BT Italia scandal
15 August 2019 | Alan Burkitt-Gray
A US law firm is to file a new class-action complaint against BT tomorrow, naming past senior directors in the scandal at BT Italia, which caused the group to write off £530 million.
