VENTURE CAPITAL POST

With the pending completion of the third largest deal in history, the CEOs of Verizona and Vodafone are near the goal that had eluded their predecessors.

John Malone, the US cable magnate who owns Liberty Global Plc said the company would consider proposals but is content with how the company is at present.

According to two sources who were familiar with the decision, Verizon Communications and Vodafone Group would be announcing a finalization of the USD130 billion exit deal, which would be financed in cash, stock and bank financing.

Two more operators join the 4G race in Britain as it jumps into the superfast mobile top division.

The boards of Kabel Deutschland formally endorsed Vodafone's EUR 7.7 billion bid to acquire Germany's largest cable operator.

Vodafone announced a reorganization of its European regional units in October.

Vodafone upgraded the New Zealand capital's wireless networks to 4G technology.

Samsung announced the launch of their new tablet product in the highly contested Indian tech consumer market.

The chairman of Vodafone said that he will seriously consider Verizon's offers for a buy out for as long as it gives value for its shareholders.

John Malone of Liberty Global Plc yielded to Vodafone after losing the race for Kabel Deutschland Holding AG.

According to Experian, telecom M&A are doing well in the UK.

AT&T Inc. was planning to takeover Europe's wireless carriers due to discount deals.

Sainsbury would be launching its own mobile phone service called "Mobile by Sainsbury's".

Vodafone Group PLC is settling the current dispute with the Indian government for license renewal.

According to the German antitrust regulatory authority, the ownership of other service providers would delay and hamper Liberty Global's purchase of Kabel Deutschland.