Deutsche Telekom to reintegrate T-Online in share swap, buyback
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Germany's Deutsche Telekom is to reintegrate its Internet arm T-Online, Europe's largest Internet provider, via a swap for Telekom shares and a share buyback offer, the company said.
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Deutsche Telekom, the largest European phone company, has offered to buy out investors in T-Online International, its Internet division, for about E3 billion, aiming to revive growth at its fixed-line business.
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T-Online, Deutsche Telekom's majority owned Internet service provider, said it was lifting its forecast for full-year core earnings after reporting better-than-expected results.
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Deutsche Telekom wants to sell its remaining shares in satellite operator SES Global in a move the German telecommunications giant hopes will raise about 350 million euros (455 million dollars).
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Deutsche Telekom management urged unions to return to the negotiating table on Friday to settle the industrial action against lower pay and longer working hours within the telecom giant&#39;s services division.
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Deutsche Telekom AG's mobile phone arm, T-Mobile, said Thursday it would likely shed 2,200 jobs - about 10 percent of its work force - in order to save $195 million over the next two years.
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Finnish-Swedish telecommunications group TeliaSonera revealed on Wednesday a plan to buy back 1.1 billion euros worth of shares.
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The head of marketing for T-Mobile,   Deutsche Telekom's DTEGn.DE mobile phone operator, will leave   his job at the end of the year as the unit changes its   marketing strategy, T-Mobile said on Tuesday.
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FRANKFURT/NEW YORK  - Media tycoon Rupert Murdoch has returned to the German TV market by buying a near-15 percent stake in the country's largest pay-TV broadcaster, Premiere , for 287 million euros ($421.6 million).
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Texas Instruments Inc., the  largest maker of chips for cellular phones, on Thursday said it  plans to buy back $1 billion in stock and boost its quarterly  dividend by more than 17 percent, becoming the latest  technology company to return extra cash to investors.
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Germany is selling a E4.45 billion (R36.12 billion) stake in Deutsche Telekom, making it the fourth European government to sell state assets in the past six weeks to help reduce a deficit that exceeds EU limits ...
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BONN - The German state announced plans Monday to reduce its stake in telecoms giant Deutsche Telekom by some 7 percent in a transaction which could generate revenue amounting to nearly EUR 4.5 billion.
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Deutsche Telekom AG, Europe's biggest telecommunications company, said Monday it will buy the remainder of SunCom Wireless Holdings Inc. for $1.6 billion in cash.
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Telecommunications giant Telstra Corp. on Monday revealed details of a 750 million Australian dollar (US$532 million) share buyback that is part of a three-year plan to increase the value of its stock.
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(InfoWorld) - Expanding its U.S. turf, T-Mobile USA announced Monday that it will buy SunCom Wireless Holdings for $2.4 billion in cash and assumed debt. T-Mobile, a subsidiary of Deutsche Telekom, will make a cash payment of about $1.6 billion for SunCom, which operates wireless networks in the southeastern U.S. and Caribbean. The acquisition will improve T-Mobile's network coverage in North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee, Georgia, Puerto Rico, and the U.S. Virgin Islands, T-Mobile said in a news release. SunCom has provided roaming service to T-Mobile in these areas since 2004. It operates a network that includes GSM (Global System for Mobile Communications), GPRS (General Packet Radio Service) and EDGE (Enhanced Data Rates for GSM Evolution). T-Mobile expects to fully integrate SunCom's network into its own, the company said in a news release. T-Mobile, the fourth largest wireless carrier in the U.S., has had limited coverage in parts of the southeastern U.S. The SunCom acquisition allows T-Mobile to continue its strategy to "grow abroad with mobile," RenÃ© Obermann, chairman of Deutsche Telekom's board, said in a statement. The acquisition is subject to governmental and regulatory approvals as well as approval by SunCom shareholders. The companies expect the deal to close in the first half of 2008. At the end of the second quarter of 2007, SunCom had more than 1.1 million customers, up by more than 105,000 customers from a year earlier. Its revenue for the quarter was $242.5 million, up from $206.7 million a year earlier. The agreement, approved by the boards of both companies, will give holders of SunCom common stock $27 per share in cash. The $27 per share purchase price represents a premium of 22.7 percent over the closing price of SunCom common stock on the New York Stock Exchange Friday.
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Deutsche Telekom AG, Europe&#39;s largest phone company, plans to buy out investors in its T-Online Internet division in a transaction worth about 2.9 billion euros ($3.
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Germany is selling a 4.45 billion-euro ($5.5 billion) stake in Deutsche Telekom AG, making it the fourth European government to sell state assets in the past six weeks to help reduce a deficit that exceeds European Union limits.