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| Symbol | Name | Time | Trade | Change | % Chg | Volume | P/E Ratio | EPS | Mkt Cap |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| TEE.F | O2 | 07:01 GMT | 14.777 | -0.002 | -0.01% | 50 | N/A | 0.00 | N/A |
Latest O2 news
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Vodafone furious at Ofcom
Both Vodafone and Telefonica (the parent company of O2) have submitted responses to Ofcom's proposed consultation. Vodafone said that it "strongly believes" that a competitive market in 4G services will bring long-lasting benefits to UK consumers. -
Hutchinson denies it will pull out of the UK
Smaller UK companies have less ability to bid large sums than its larger rivals, and it looks like Everything Everywhere, Vodafone and Telefonica O2 will clean up. -
Telefonica loses antitrust fine appeal
The third biggest global telecoms provider, which also owns O2in the UK, was trying to wriggle out of the fine it acquired back in 2007 after regulators at the European Commission accused the company of unfairly charging rivals and users from 2002-06. -
O2 forced to expose alleged porn pirates
O2 has been ordered to expose the details of roughly 9,000 broadband customers for alleged porn copyright infringement. The move has been described as "ridiculous" by privacy groups. -
British government draws up Big Brother style communications law
The Telegraph said that the plan has been drawn up on the advice of MI5, MI6, and GCHQ. Rather than the government holding the information centrally, companies including BT, Sky, Virgin Media, Vodafone and O2 would have to keep the records themselves. This would be accessed real time by the spooks. -
O2 network hands out your number to every website
O2 has beenaccused of passing on phone numbers to every website visited through its mobile data networks. -
Shadow Minister slams costly 4G delays
Ferguson continued: “Evidence of some of the problems are the way that firms like O2 are embracing Wi-Fi for off loading data from its 3G network in the most crowded areas. -
O2 turns scrooge on Xmas promo mess-up
Now that the12th day of Christmas has been and gone, British telco O2 has got the January Blues and gone all Scrooge. -
Britain won't get 4G until 2015
Ofcom wants Three to remain as a competitor to the major networks, and set in place assurances to give Three a slice of the 4G spectrum at a discounted rate. But O2 and Vodafone have threatened legal action over the auction, claiming that "state-aid" would have them at an unfair disadvantage. -
eBay pushes policymakers on mobile broadband
Moore-Bridger said that, while signs of O2 committing to trialling 4G mobile internet in London are very encouraging, "we need more wide-ranging action, spurred on and supported by policymakers. -
Jeremy Hunt calls for end to legal action over 4G auction
A host of mobile operators have been dragging their feet over the process, with legal threats ranging from the thinly veiled to threatening to bring the matter to an EU court as O2 has done. -
ED Vaizey takes back seat on 4G auction delays
Despite threats from O2 to take legal action to an EU court, the minister said that no fingers had been lifted to ensure that a 4G network rolls out in the face of legal action. -
UK 4G spectrum sale delayed
Britain's largest ever spectrum auction has been delayed as carriers O2, Vodafone and Everything Everywhere hinted at legal action. -
BT jacks up prices again
Calls to O2, T-Mobile, Orange and Vodafone mobiles will stay at 5.3p a minute in the evening, and 11.3p a minute in the daytime. -
German hacker cracks mobile encryption
His modified phone was used to test networks in Germany, Italy and other European countries. In Germany, decrypted and read data transmissions on T-Mobile, O2 Germany, Vodafone and E-Plus. This was pretty easy because the level of encryption was weak. -
MP calls for government to intervene in 4G auction process
The 4G auctioning fiasco rumbles on as threats of a costly delay go unheeded in the wake of O2's spectrum outburst. -
Telcos deny telling NOTW victims they have been hacked
Vodafone, O2 and Orange/T-Mobile told MPs there had been no such contact with the Yard. Vodafone and Orange/T-Mobile actually wrote to the Met last year asking for a list of punters who had been hacked. The coppers seem never to have written back. -
Ofcom denies O2's 4G spectrum fury
In what is the first sign of a 4G spectrum allocation bloodbath on the way, O2 has angrily hit out at Ofcom, accusing the watchdog of breaking EU law.
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