Unencrypted European communications are being targeted by Moscow
Telefónica and Liberty Global are leading a takeover of Netomnia in a deal to close gap with BT’s Openreach
Leadership instability at largest US mobile carrier comes amid gains by competitors and customer frustration
Satellite operator says €550mn sale of ground-antenna business to private equity firm is off
New licence part of plan by Damascus to revamp dated infrastructure affected by 14 years of civil war
UK’s third-largest fibre network looks to streamline operations amid widespread cost-cutting in indebted sector
Investors including Apollo and Ares had been upset by an antitrust lawsuit
Even with the benefits of merging, it is hard to see the numbers stacking up
Offloading mobile operator would be CK Hutchison’s latest disposal of European telecoms interests
National Wealth Fund, NatWest and Lloyds make move after unsuccessful attempt to sell Gigaclear
Proposed Cybersecurity Act would phase out groups such as Huawei and ZTE from telecom networks and solar energy systems
Charlie Ergen’s future will probably be guided by what happens to Elon Musk’s company
FitzWalter Capital’s move at G.Network is set to mark the first insolvency in Britain’s ‘altnet’ sector for years
BT’s infrastructure company cannot retreat on its plans for a national digital network
Franco-Israeli telecoms tycoon launches latest effort to reduce $50bn debt pile
G.Network’s lenders trigger sale of company with £300mn of net debt but just 25,000 customers
Finnish company that brought the world the 3310 has reinvented itself for the AI revolution
Move marks latest setback for project that originally promised to sell a US-made device
Building owners would no longer be able to ‘unreasonably refuse’ upgrade requests from leaseholders
Staff reductions at vital agencies have undermined efforts to tackle ‘Salt Typhoon’ hack, says Mark Warner
US bank stepped into messy confrontation between billionaire Patrick Drahi and aggrieved Wall Street funds
Lenders to Franco-Israeli tycoon’s Altice empire are guessing his next move after falling victim to an aggressive restructuring
Communications minister says use of state-run cyber security app is ‘completely voluntary’ following public outcry
Privacy advocates raise concerns about potential snooping
Franco-Israeli tycoon has locked horns with creditors over debt-laden telecoms empire
