AT&T told to steer clear of Huawei by US Congress
US lawmakers are urging AT&T;, the No. 2 wireless carrier, to cut all commercial ties to Chinese phone maker Huawei Technologies.
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How Telstra plans to tackle NBN complaints
Telstra is investing heavily in its fault resolution services, as telcos continue to battle increasing complaints about NBN services
Vocus restructures as it seeks to restore shareholder value
Vocus Group has divided the enterprise and wholesale divisions of its Australian business into separate operating segments.
Vocus restructures business
Vocus Group has divided the enterprise and wholesale divisions of its Australian business into separate operating segments, in a bid to restore shareholder value.
Vocus appoints Janchor's John Ho to the board
Telecommunications company Vocus Group has appointed the founder of Hong Kong's Janchor Partners, John Ho, to the board.
Top investor says NBN fix will boost Telstra
One of Australia's top fund managers is betting on telco stocks to come good but is still worried about risks in the property market.
Telcos to face big fines for NBN failures in 2018
Internet providers could face fines of up to $10m if they fail to properly manage customers' migration to the NBN, under new ACMA rules.
Vodafone loses bid to access rivals' regional networks
Vodafone has failed to overturn an ACCC decision not to force Telstra and Optus to share their regional networks.
Telstra, ANZ to purchase wind power
Telstra, ANZ and Coca-Cola Amatil will buy power from a Victoria wind farm that will be the most powerful in the southern hemisphere.
AT&T to pay $US1000 bonus to 200,000 US workers
AT&T;, the phone carrier locked in a battle with the US government, said 200,000 US workers will get a special $US1000 bonus.
TPG joins NBN list of shame
TPG has joined Telstra and Optus in admitting it misled customers about the speed of their NBN connections and will compensate nearly 8000 w...
