But Orange chief executive says is not a done deal yet

Didier Lombard is to stand trial for moral harassment, a decade after a wave of employee suicides coincided with the restructuring he led

Sarkozy alleged to have put pressure on Lagarde to approve award for Bernard Tapie

Vittorio Colao oversees the phone giant’s operation in 26 markets. ‘Ireland is almost a perfect country’, he notes

Lagarde and others uninhibited in warning Greeks they will be cast out from respectable company

Israel calls on French government to renounce Orange’s ‘miserable actions’

Multinational to pay €217m for stake in Orange’s video-sharing website

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

Comments from Mario Draghi on inflation spur stock prices upwards

Consolidation in Spanish telecoms sector has been brewing, driven by competition and falling prices

Orange, Vodafone say cuts to roaming charges ‘will only make things worse’

Digicel believed to be preparing bid for the Dominican Republic operations of Orange

Magistrates say settlment the result of a ‘sham arbitration’

Stéphane Richard taken into custody for questioning over his role in an arbitration process that led to a €400 million payout