Telecommunication companies again feature strongly in the national business news this morning. Br...
Telecommunication companies again feature strongly in the national business news this morning. British Telecommunications confirmed it was to sell its UK property portfolio for £2.3bn ($3.1bn), six months ahead of schedule, says FT. BT said it had entered into legal agreement to sell the portfolio to Telereal Holdings Ltd - a joint venture between property groups Land Securities Trillium and the William Pears Group. The same paper says it is also crunch time for Vodafone, which fell 6.5p to 168.5p. The lock-up period in which KPN, the Dutch telecommunications operator, was prohibit...
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