Kabel Deutschland News
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Vodafone Group Plc’s investors have ideas for the $100 billion or more that the company stands to pocket for its stake in Verizon Wireless: first, a fat dividend -- then, deals.
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What would you do with a $100 billion payday? European wireless carrier Vodafone Group may go on a shopping spree, and two large communications companies could be at the top of its list.
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German stocks were little changed as U.S. reports showed that housing starts fell more than economists had forecast and jobless claims rose.
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Kabel Deutschland Holding AG, Germany’s largest cable operator, fell the most since February after Vodafone Group Plc struck a deal to gain access to fast Internet lines, reducing its need to purchase cable assets.
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Telefonica SA’s German division plans to deepen its cooperation with Deutsche Telekom AG for fixed- line products as it seeks to reverse a drop in broadband customer numbers and offer bundles for wireless clients.
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Tele Columbus Group, Germany’s third-biggest cable company, is reviving its search for a buyer to tap demand for cable assets in Europe’s largest economy, according to three people familiar with the matter.
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John Malone’s Liberty Global Inc. is considering a takeover bid for Kabel Deutschland Holding AG, the cable provider that’s also a takeover target for Vodafone Group Plc, two people familiar with the matter said.
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Deutsche Telekom AG got a chance to stage a comeback in the U.S. after MetroPCS Communications Inc. shareholders approved a sweetened deal to merge with the German company’s T-Mobile USA unit.
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Deutsche Telekom AG got a chance to stage a comeback in the U.S. after MetroPCS Communications Inc. shareholders approved a sweetened deal to merge with the German company’s T-Mobile USA unit.
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Telefonica SA is considering a sale of its broadband Internet and phone business in Germany amid a surge in investor interest in European fixed-line assets, according to people familiar with the matter.
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