INTERVIEW: Telstra Rev Growth Similar To 2H04 -2-
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SYDNEY (Dow Jones)--Telstra Corp.&#39;s (TLS) revenue so far this fiscal year has been growing at a similar pace to the second half of 2003-04, Chief Financial Officer John Stanhope said Monday.
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SYDNEY (Dow Jones)--Under pressure to boost investor interest ahead of aA$30 billion share sale, Australia&#39;s largest telephone company Telstra Corp.
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Australian telecoms giant Telstra has posted a 26.2 percent slump in profits,  raising fresh doubts about the government's privatisation plans and prompting calls for boss Sol Trujillo's sacking.
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MARK COLVIN: All this year, the business world has been abuzz with talk about the board of Telstra, and whether Chief Executive Ziggy Switkowski could survive.
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Global mobile phone subscriptions doubled over the last four years to reach 1.5bn by the middle of 2004, the International Telecommunications Union (ITU) said yesterday.
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Dutch users of Internet telephony  services topped 2 million in the first quarter but growth is  expected to slow in the second quarter due to limits imposed by  market leader KPN, a survey showed on Thursday.
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Vodafone Group PLC saw a 6 percent increase in revenue and reduced losses for the year to March 31, but revenue and profitability in some of its core European mobile phone markets is shrinking. The changes are forcing the company to look to new markets for growth.
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ERICSSON Australia Pty Ltd was chosen to supply and service Telstra Corp Ltds 3G mobile capacity for the next five years. The agreement involved contracts worth more than $100 million to develop the Telstra
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TELSTRA has chosen Ericsson Australia to supply and service its 3G mobile capacity for the next five years. The agreement, signed late Christmas Eve, involved contracts worth more than $100 million to upgrade
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New board will focus on safety of drugs already on the market. Also: Flarion makes bold moves to spur expansion of infrastructure for its mobile data technology.... Texas Instruments can make cheaper 3G phones.... and more.
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(InfoWorld) - Telstra Corp.Â paid $254 million for a controlling stake in SouFun Holdings Limited, which runs one of China's largest real-estate and home improvement Web sites, the company said Thursday. Telstra, Australia's largest telecommunications company, now owns a 51 percent stake in SouFun, and plans to use the acquisition to beef up its advertising business in China. SouFun makes money by selling advertising on its Web site. Telstra's advertising arm, Sensis, will help manage SouFun going forward, the companies said in a joint statement. The deal is also part of Telstra'sÂ broader plan to expandÂ its Sensis business beyond Australia and carry its intellectual property and management expertise to new areas, the company said. The founder and chief executive officer of SouFun, Vincent Mo will remain in charge at the Web site and retain his 30.9 percent share of the company. SouFun's management team will remain in place after the deal, the company's said. SouFun, which is already cash flow positive, is expected to post revenue of A$52 million (US$39.7 million) in 2007, with a profit of A$18 million after excluding income tax, depreciation and amortization, according to the companies. IDG News Service is a member of the IDG group of companies, which includes IDG Ventures, a US$1.4 billion venture capital fund which holds a 14.7 percent stake in SouFun. SouFun can be found at: http://www.soufun.com/.
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Business & money: Â· Weather-related delays rose by 500,000 minutesÂ· Regulator may impose fine over signalling upgrade
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Telstra has re-launched a section of its website that allows customers to see current and past network reliability, for the country and their own regions.
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Vodafone yesterday announced plans to raise an additional Â£2.5bn a year through cost savings and increasing its market share within the next four years.
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OCTOBER 25, 2004  - SAN FRANCISCO -- Wireless industry leaders today told 2,000 attendees at the CTIA Wireless IT and Entertainment 2004 event here that they have plenty of optimism about future growth, as two companies announced advances
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TELSTRA has announced a $750 million off-market share buy-back as part of its capital management program. Telstra expects to return $1.
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VODAFONE has revealed it will hike its dividend payment when it reports half-year results in November, while chief executive Arun Sarin insisted he was keen to make further global acquisitions.