TELECOMS

CEO of China Mobile, Li Yue stepped down with immediate effect after reaching the mandatory retirement age, leaving the world’s

Telefonica pushed forward with its goal to raise funds from its tower assets, as it reportedly hired investment bank Goldman

Indian authorities showed willingness to compromise on the price of spectrum ahead of the country’s first auction in three years,

Germany was tipped to be on the brink of allowing Huawei to supply equipment for 5G networks in the country,

China Mobile reportedly entered into talks to acquire struggling South African operator Cell C, but could face competition from local

Ericsson CTO for Europe and Latin America, Javier Garcia Gomez pointed to increased threat levels brought by 5G networks and

Telecom Italia reportedly plans to spin-off its data centre facilities into a separate unit before holding an IPO in 2020,

Vodafone UK continued a push to offer regional innovation centres, opening a new facility in Coventry which aims to highlight

Vodafone Group confirmed it would shed 15 per cent of its European retail footprint as part of a broader review

BT revamped its convergence offering, launching a range of new products and services as part of a previously-announced investment to