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| Symbol | Name | Time | Trade | Change | % Chg | Volume | P/E Ratio | EPS | Mkt Cap |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| VOD | Vodafone | 21:00 GMT | 27.18 | +0.08 | +0.30% | 8455520 | 12.66 | 2.14 | 136.3B |
Latest Vodafone news
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Vodafone furious at Ofcom
Ofcom has published a consultation report on Everything Everywhere's 4G bid and it shows that Vodafone is really cross about it. -
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. -
EU vows end to "bill shock" with roaming charge cap ruling
With reasonably moderate usage a family of four could expect a €226 (£185) saving or more over a week. A businessperson on the other hand could save over a thousand Euors (£800) with moderate use over a year. -
RIM pins hopes on new marketing person
Boulben has a background in consumer companies. Before his LightSquared nightmare he worked for Orange and Vodafone. -
Think tanks predict enormous boom in machine to machine comms
Citing Ovum and Vodafone, the EIU detailed the complex route to market for M2M when working with the supply chain. British Gas, for example, is rolling out smart meters, but with the deployment comes working with a long list of partner companies - from manufacturers to telco providers to data manage -
Vodafone throws its toys out of the pram
Vodafone boss chief Guy Laurence accused the communications regulator of "taking leave of its senses" by allowing the nation's biggest mobile operator to use its existing spectrum to deliver 4G services. -
European Commission investigates alleged EU telco cartel
The antitrust regulator has begun looking into Vodafone, France Telecom, Telecom Italia, Deutsche Telekom and Telefonica following fears the companies got too cosy back in 2010. -
Lords demand end to extortionate EU data roaming fees
While the likes of Vodafone are already targeting phone users with cheaper data deals when abroad, many are subject to fees of £3 for a measly megabyte of data when in sunnier climes. -
Siri advert was not misleading
Vodafone released an advert showing Siri's abilities but Jobs' Mobs' phone cannot do three quarters of the things that the same software can do in the US. -
Vodafone moans about EU data plans
Vodafone is getting hacked off with European regulators constantly demanding that it cut its prices. -
Visa, Vodafone the latest to feverishly promote NFC
Mobile carrier giant Vodafone has signed on the dotted line with Visa so that it can use Visa payWave. The feature, which acts as a mobile wallet, will be available from Spring. -
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. -
Tech industry accused of HMRC 'cosy relationship' tax dodging
Vodafone is a prominent case, with the telecoms firm let off from a reported £8 billion tax bill by the UK’s lenient authorities. -
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. -
Vodafone's India offices raided
Inspector Knacker of the Indian Federal Police has conducted searches at Vodafone's Indian unit and Bharti Airtel's offices. -
One day every Starbucks will be a betting shop
White Bull 2011Advertisers want to be involved in online and mobile games. Its products are Social Performance Advertising and BrandEngage. Its banner delivers one in 17,000. Its completion rates for videos are 94 percent. Advertisers include Vodafone and other big corporations. Virtual cash. Sheesh. -
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.
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