Telecommunication Services

Telecom Italia’s 10.9 bn‑€ market cap masks loss‑making woes, high debt, and legacy infrastructure, yet satellite, teleconferencing, and edge‑computing could drive a 12–18‑month turnaround.

Rogers Communications Q4 review: modest revenue lift, earnings dip, CapEx cuts boost cash flow – how media expansion and 5G competition shape the next‑step outlook.

Telefónica’s latest corporate update reveals modest share price decline, steady subscriber growth, and €3.5 bn investment in 5G, fiber, and edge computing to boost high‑definition streaming and premium services—showing resilience and future upside f…

Deutsche Telekom’s share‑price lags amid stiff competition, but a capped‑bonus certificate and growing premium services could offer upside for long‑term investors.

Vodafone’s latest filing shows no board changes but hints at strategic growth: 5G expansion, edge computing, and premium content deals drive subscriber gains and higher ARPU while positioning the operator to compete with Netflix and Disney+ in Europ…

Telus Corporation’s latest trading close near its 52‑week low shows solid stability—balanced P/E, large market cap, and a diversified service mix that keeps it competitive amid Canada’s telecom shifts. Investors get insight into how Telus’s infrastr…

Telefónica’s 5,000‑job cut in Spain aims to boost profitability while accelerating 5G and OTT upgrades, but it risks weakening Movistar+’s content edge and future AR/AI projects.

Deutsche Telekom’s stock stays steady as the company boosts share buy‑backs, meets EU disclosure rules, and partners with a streaming giant to diversify revenue and strengthen network performance.

Verizon’s neutral outlook shows how its fiber, 5G and streaming strategy keeps revenue steady while AI‑driven content and edge‑cloud upgrades boost network capacity and add value to shareholders.

AT&T’s analyst upgrade, spectrum win and 5G gains spark investor confidence in its wireless expansion strategy.