Telstra offers refunds for false NBN speed claims
Telstra has undertaken to offer money back to NBN customers who paid for speeds they couldn't achieve, in a move it says leads the way in improving the sector.
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Partners Group crunches Metronode data, hires debt advisers
Ninety billion dollar asset manager Partners Group is seeking to enter Australia's growing data storage industry via a $1 billion-odd bid for data centre owner Metronode.
Qualcomm set to snub Broadcom’s $US130b offer
Broadcom paved the way for a hostile bid for Qualcomm this week as its California-chipmaking rival prepared to reject an initial $130b unsolicited takeover offer.
Telstra taps Laing on Fox Sports merger
Former Nine Entertainment managing director Amanda Laing has signed on with Telstra to help the telecommunications giant work through the merger of Foxtel and Fox Sports.
Sprint, T-Mobile merger talks collapse
Talks to merge the two US operations ended after months of negotiations, dashing investors' hopes for a wireless mega-merger.
Broadcom's long road to Qualcomm deal
Even if Broadcom surmounts antitrust concerns, a deal between the two chipmakers comes with a laundry list of challenges and a still-fearsome price.
Robots win at Telstra and NAB
No company can cut themselves to greatness. The sorts of transformations envisaged by NAB and Telstra require investment in new technology and people.
Float has IFM, founders moving in Tandem
IFM Investors wants to sell more than half of its shares in Telstra and Foxtel subcontractor Tandem Corp as part of the company's $300 million listing plans.
Telstra eyes $1b-plus real estate sell off
Telstra is looking at a potentially massive property sell off.
Telstra bets on NBN reseller margins improving
Telstra is betting on new over-the-top technology applications to drive growth in the next two to three years.
ACCC mulls more NBN regulation
The ACCC has flagged more rules to lift customer satisfaction with the NBN, but the network is pushing self-regulation.
