Penn goes back to the future to save Telstra
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Andy Penn is going back to the future with his declaration of war on the Australian mobile market outlined this week in the biggest shake-up to Telstra since privatisation.
Andy Penn is going back to the future with his declaration of war on the Australian mobile market outlined this week in the biggest shake-up to Telstra since privatisation.
It is a risk to shareholders if Telstra is ultimately restructuring to sort out the problems of the NBN.
Rejecting the Chinese telecoms supplier shows we are in a new era of choosing between trade and security.
Telstra's bearish guidance indicates investors are in for more pain before its turnaround plan reignites growth.
NBN Co will downgrade its expectations for homes signing up to super-fast broadband in fiscal 2019, but insists the rollout will be completed by 2020.
A promise by Andy Penn to sell $2 billion of assets by the end of 2020 has sent investment bankers into overdrive.
Telstra Already has one likely taker for its suburban telephone exchanges - builder and developer Grocon.
Telstra CEO Andy Penn believes in the future almost one in three homes could opt for wireless internet over 5G instead of via the NBN.
Telstra chief executive Andy Penn has declared war in the battle for mobile market share as the telco radically reshapes itself to deal with intensifying competition.
The big question investors will be left with after hearing Andy Penn's vision is: Can he move fast enough to stay in front of a shrinking ma...
Telstra has delivered the prospect of a demerger bigger than Wesfarmers' $18 billion Coles spin-off.
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