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BT Group faces luxury of choice in mobile comeback
Published Sun, Dec 14, 2014 · 09:50 PM
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AS BT Group Plc seeks to return to the mobile-phone market, Britain's former telecommunications monopoly is encountering an unexpected bonus: the country's two biggest wireless providers are competing for its attention.
That could mean lower prices and more favourable terms for the London-based acquirer, said Stephane Beyazian, an analyst at Raymond James. BT may reach a …
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