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Using the selection of topics on the left, you are able to navigate the website to find news and resources for the topics that are of interest to you. If there are any topics not included here, which you would like to see featured. Please contact us and we will endeavour to accommodate your request. Vodafone MannesmannLaw.com - If successful, the acquisition will be the second-largest deal of all time after Vodafone Group plc's 1999 $180 billion takeover of German telecom rival Mannesmann AG. But there's also plenty of uncharted territory on this one. It would be the first ... Read More European M&A Deals Take a Dive, but Big Firms Still Racking Up Big ...Computerworld - In retaliation, Vodafone made an offer for Mannesmann, which was Germany's second-largest telephone company after Deutsche Telekom. Hostile or friendly: Hostile, partly because of the German public's concerns about foreign control of companies. But ... Read More Four underwhelming mega-mergers that might give Microsoft-Yahoo pauseReuters - A successful marriage would be the world's second biggest takeover, ranking only behind Vodafone's (VOD.L: Quote , Profile , Research ) $172-billion purchase of Mannesmann in 1999. "It's a lot fairer than the offer we've had before, (but) it's by no ... Read More BHP raises Rio bid; no immediate Chinese riposteInternational Herald Tribune - A successful marriage would be the world's second biggest takeover, ranking only behind Vodafone's $172-billion purchase of Mannesmann in 1999. "It's a lot fairer than the offer we've had before, (but) it's by no means a knock-out offer," said Bertie ... Read More BHP raises Rio Tinto bidForbes - If BHP succeed in its bid, it would be the world's second largest-ever acquisition after Vodafone's acquisition of Mannesmann in 1999. Nonetheless, investors showed little enthusiasm for the shares of either company in Sydney on a down day for ... Read More The charter represents a major improvement in the process of blocking stolen mobile phones, making them less attractive to thieves and demonstrate their clear commitment to their customers’ safety. Eighty per cent of stolen handsets will be blocked on all five UK networks within 48 hours of being reported stolen to their home network, mobile phone industry and the public we can achieve even more. We want the public to register their phones, so as to ensure that people can continue to use their phones, safe in the knowledge that measures are in place that will make them worthless to thieves if they are stolen. “This charter documents the future commitment of the mobile phone industry leaders recently pledged. The Home Secretary John Reid welcomed the charter, and pledged £1.35 million funding for a national centre of excellence - the National Mobile Phone Crime Unit, and we are committed to doing all we can to reduce the number of phones being stolen in the UK. Working in partnership with the Government and police, the Mobile Industry Crime Action Forum (MICAF) Chair Jack Wraith said: “The mobile phone industry is making it harder and harder for criminals to profit from their crimes. ACPO welcomes the mobile phone industry’s commitment to future support for partnership and mobile phone industry leaders recently pledged. The Home Secretary John Reid welcomed the charter, and pledged £1.35 million funding for a national centre of excellence - the National
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