To gain foothold for mobile broadband adoption in Europe, AT&T is seeking to acquire major telecoms firms such as Vodafone in the near future.
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Should Vodafone buy out its minority shareholders in its Indian subsidiary, it would be the first foreign telecommunications firm to do so after the new rules were implemented.
Vodafone formed a consortium with three Gulf telecommunications firms to activate a 1,400 fiber network in anticipation of the increased demand for broadband services in the region.
The interest rates and maturities of standing loans to back up the Verizon buyout of Vodafone was determined.
Financial regulators gives the green light to Vodafone Group Plc for its planned acquisition of Kabel Deutschland Holding AG.
Vodafone, to entice it to sell off its share in the joint venture with Verizon Communications, would require something between US$135 billion and US$140 billion.
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