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Telecom Italia (TIM) has approved an €18.8 billion offer for its fixed-line network to US private equity firm KKR. -
Telecom Italia (TIM) chairman Salvatore Rossi has called a board meeting on January 21 as it looks to appoint a new chief executive.
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Telecom Italia (TIM) has announced that two of its senior executives will be leaving the company.
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Telecom Italia’s largest investor Vivendi could be open to a deal that sees the telco become controlled by the state.
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Telecom Italia (TIM) CEO Luigi Gubitosi has resigned amid ongoing boardroom tensions over KKR’s €10.8 billion bid for the company.
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Earlier this week, US hedge fund Kohlberg Kravis Roberts (KKR) launched a €10.8 billion ($12 billion) takeover bid for Telecom Italia (TIM) in an attempt to take the company private.
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Despite vehement Vivendi opposition, KKR’s €10.8 billion bid for Telecom Italia (TIM) has led to soaring share prices.
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TIM has a new chairman, following the resignation of Fulvio Conti last night.
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A merger between TIM’s wholesale fibre network in Italy with that of Open Fiber has come a step closer after yesterday’s board meeting of the former Telecom Italia group.
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Opinion is divided about the implications of Friday’s decision by Vivendi to call an armistice in its battle with Elliott over control of TIM, the former Telecom Italia.
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In a surprise move at TIM’s shareholders’ meeting in Milan today, Vivendi, the biggest shareholder, decided to support Luigi Gubitosi as CEO.
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Rival shareholders in Telecom Italia – now TIM – are meeting today in Milan to decide the future of the troubled company.
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Riccardo Delleani came back to run Sparkle in April 2018, six years after leaving. Alan Burkitt-Gray asks him about his investment plans but also looks at what’s going on in parent company TIM
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Luigi Gubitosi, CEO of TIM, and Elisabetta Ripa, CEO of Open Fiber, met yesterday to discuss a possible merger of their national fibre networks, TIM has told Capacity.
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Vivendi has stepped up its war on TIM investor Elliott by attacking the way it weakened the position of previous CEO Amos Genish, who was removed on 13 November.
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Vivendi has re-opened its battle over the future of Telecom Italia with its rival shareholder, the activist fund Elliott Management.
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Less than a week after firing Amos Genish as CEO, the board of TIM has appointed former Wind CEO Luigi Gubitosi to take over.
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TIM fired Amos Genish, its CEO of 14 months, this morning and is looking to appoint a replacement by the weekend
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