BT Ireland revenues rise as parent posts best growth in years

Telecoms group also announces expansion of Irish business sales division

BT Ireland revenues up 14% but hit by currency fluctuations

All-Ireland division said order intake in its second quarter rose 16% to £353m

European stocks up on rebound in energy companies

C&C shares down 2 per cent after reporting drop in earnings

Eishtec creating 320 customer contact jobs in Craigavon

Invest NI-assisted investment driven by Waterford company’s contract with EE

ECB move on Greek bonds hits stock markets

Bank of Ireland and CRH down with slight falls also for Aer Lingus and Ryanair

BT seals EE deal to dominate British telecoms market

BT’s £12.5bn mobile company purchase pleases investors but rivals call for regulator

BT Ireland’s revenue hit by £6m currency swing

Company which employs 2,000 staff here, says its underlying revenue was flat for quarter

Three’s owner Hutchison to buy O2 UK for £10.2bn

Hong Kong group acquired Telefonica’s Irish business last year

Sky in talks with Telefónica over O2

Talks come as Sky’s major rival BT negotiates the acquisition of mobile operator EE

Resurgent BT comes back to haunt old rival Vodafone

BT’s move to buy mobile operator EE expected to put telecoms giant back in pole position

Rally in oil stocks pulls European markets into positive territory

Providence Resources ends down after fluctuating heavily throughout the day

Vodafone reviews at partnership options

Telecoms group approachs advisers to work on scenarios, including possible acquisitions

European equities hold steady at two-month high

Thomas Cook slumps, leading travel stocks lower, but miners and utilities climb

Companies named as BT targets

Telefónica O2 unit and Orange- and Deutsche Telekom-owned EE targeted

What happens when phone companies don’t talk

Phones4U’s loss is the gain of other phone retailers but for how long?

Merger speculation fuel rally among brewers

Bank of Ireland closes down 1.5 per cent after about 240 million shares change hands

Phones4u goes into administration

UK phone retailer will temporarily shut all of its 550 stores that employ about 5,600 workers

Call centre to bring more than 300 jobs to Derry

Investment expected to generate £5m for local economy annually

EE to create 250 jobs in Northern Ireland

Company will also triple the size of its apprenticeship scheme to 1,300

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