www.fgks.org   »   [go: up one dir, main page]

Skip to navigationSkip to contentSkip to footerHelp using this website - Accessibility statement
Advertisement
Companies

Telecommunications

Yesterday

Optus calls on Labor to intervene in NBN pricing reforms

Optus has called on the newly elected Albanese government to overhaul NBN Co’s priorities.

  • Lucas Baird

This Month

PE-backed trade player OEConnection stalks Infomedia

TA Associates has an American rival on the scene at Australia’s Infomedia.

  • Anthony Macdonald, Sarah Thompson and Kanika Sood

How a Teoh sell-out could benefit TPG

If the past indicates anything, it could be a bloodbath on the ASX if the telco’s reclusive owner takes this chance – but analysts are overwhelmingly bullish.

  • Lucas Baird

Canada bans Huawei from 5G, ending years-long impasse

The long-awaited announcement will be welcomed by President Joe Biden’s administration, which has sought to steer countries away from Huawei for security reasons.

  • Erik Hertzberg and Brian Platt

Optus fires up on TPG, Telstra sharing ahead of ACCC call

Optus is ramping up hostilities toward Telstra and TPG’s landmark network-sharing deal.

  • Lucas Baird
Advertisement

TPG sells towers, embraces Telstra

Australia’s largest and third-largest carriers were once sworn enemies. Now, they are joined at the hip with mutual commercial interests.

  • Tony Boyd

TPG last out the door with $950m tower sale

TPG Telecom has sold its entire mobile tower and rooftop infrastructure network to Canadian pension fund OMERS for about $950 million.

  • Lucas Baird

Optus takes Transurban to court

The telecommunications provider alleges that the tollroad group would not give it free access to a Brisbane tollroad, the Gateway Motorway, to install fibre optic cable.

  • Jenny Wiggins

EY, NBN pulled into international tax dispute

The pair are accused of failing to pay a worker’s tax bill with the money withheld from his pay, and leaving him at risk of prosecution.

  • Lucas Baird and Hannah Wootton

Vocus considers IPO for dodo, iPrimus

Fourth-ranked telco Vocus has begun to position its retail arm led by brands such as dodo, iPrimus and Commander for a sale or IPO.

  • Lucas Baird

Telstra promotes Michael Ackland to CFO role

The company’s consumer and small business head Michael Ackland will become chief financial officer in September when Vicki Brady succeeds Andy Penn in the top job.

  • Lucas Baird

April

Why Telstra’s Fetch TV deal is a smart move

The $50 million investment is small in the overall scheme of the telco giant’s business. But it reveals astute thinking about the future of home entertainment.

  • Tony Boyd

Telstra splashes $50m on set-top box investment

Telstra will acquire a majority stake in set-top box provider Fetch TV for $50 million to strengthen its home entertainment position.

  • Updated
  • Lucas Baird and Miranda Ward

Billing errors cost Telstra $2.2m in refunds, fines

The telco blamed out-of-date employee instructions and broader billing errors for its overcharging of customers of its low-cost Belong arm.

  • Lucas Baird

Key ruling goes against Musk in ‘go-private’ case

The ruling will put Tesla at a big disadvantage in a trial set for May because it would not be allowed to argue the controversial Twitter post was truthful.

  • Chris Dolmetsch and Joel Rosenblatt
Advertisement

Heavily redacted documents force delay to NBN Co pricing talks

The competition watchdog has delayed its formal consultation on an update to NBN Co’s controversial wholesale pricing model until late May.

  • Lucas Baird

Uniti signs $3.6b deal with Morrison-Brookfield group

Telecoms play Uniti Group has entered a binding $3.6 billion sale deed with a consortium led by New Zealand’s Morrison & Co and Canada’s Brookfield.

  • Lucas Baird

Digicel a ‘bully’ in tax dispute, says PNG treasurer

Papua New Guinea’s treasurer says that Digicel executives can avoid jail if they return to the island nation for a negotiation with the tax authority.

  • John Kehoe

PNG ‘super tax’ disrupts Telstra-Digicel deal

Papua New Guinea has imposed a $130 million levy on Digicel Pacific, hitting the $2.1 billion buyout of the Pacific telco by Telstra and Australia’s government.

  • John Kehoe

Optus parent snaps up $3.6b mobile tower deal

Singtel and AustralianSuper will buy Axicom, doubling its mobile tower footprint and strengthening its grip on key wireless infrastructure.

  • Lucas Baird