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(TEF) Telefonica Sets 3-Year Growth Plan
Spanish telecom giant Telefonica (TEF) set its annual revenue growth target at 1% to 4% through 2013 at its investor meeting in London.
A weak Spanish market remains a concern for the company as customers...
(TDS) Telecom Industry Outlook – November 2010 – Industry Outlook
The telecommunications industry encompasses a lot of technology-related businesses. Besides the legacy local and long-distance wireline phone services, telecommunications also include wireless communications, Internet services, fiber optics networks, cable TV networks and...
(TEF) Telefonica Reports Strong Quarterly Earnings Results
Spanish telecom giant Telefonica (TEF) reported results for the first nine months of 2010 with earnings per share of €1.95 ($2.57) above €1.17 in the year-ago period. Despite weak Spanish operations, revenue...
(TEF) Telefonica Analyst Upgrades Shares to Outperform
We are upgrading our recommendation to Outperform from Underperform for Telefonica (TEF), the largest telecom carrier in Spain and Latin America. Currently, the stock has Zacks #2 (Buy) Rank.
We...
(TEF) Telefonica Analyst Downgrades the Stock
We are downgrading our recommendation to Underperform from Neutral for Telefonica (TEF), the largest telecom carrier in Spain and Latin America. Currently the stock has Zacks #5 (Strong Sell) Rank. We...
(BCE) Telecom Industry Outlook – June 2010 – Industry Outlook
An improving U.S. economy together with fabulous demand for mobile data and value-added services (VAS) has been the silver lining for the telecommunication industry in an otherwise tough environment. While our overall view is neutral for the industry, the recent sell-off has...
(TEF) Telefonica SA Announces Agressive Expansion in Brazil
Spanish telecom giant Telefonica SA (TEF) is aggressively preparing to delve deeper into the lucrative Brazilian telecom market, representing the principal growth engine for the carrier over the last few years....
(TEF) Brazil’s Telecom Rumble – Telefonica Can’t Catch a Break
With Spain mired in recession, Spanish telecom company Telefonica ADR (NYSE: TEF) has had to rely on Latin America – and Brazil especially – for much of its growth.
Yet Telefonica...
(TSP) Telecomunicacoes de Sao Paulo S.A. – Bear of the Day
We downgrade our recommendation for Telecomunicacoes de Sao Paulo S.A. (TSP) to Underperform based on the company’s lackluster operating results in the last quarter. Telesp remains significantly challenged...
(TSP) Telecomunicacoes de Sao Paulo Analyst Cuts Rating to Underperform
We have downgraded our recommendation for the Brazilian wireline service operator Telecomunicacoes de Sao Paulo (TSP), commonly known as Telesp, to Underperform based on the company’s lackluster operating...
($GS) It Is All About My Big Fat Greek Deficit
Wall Street seems obsessed with pigs these days.
PIIGS, that is – Portugal, Ireland, Italy, Greece and Spain – the smaller economies in Europe.
Many people worry whether these countries can honor their sovereign debt because of high, already-existing debt...
(TSP) Telecomunicacoes de Sao Paulo SA Misses Expectations
Brazilian fixed-line carrier Telecomunicacoes de Sao Paulo SA (TSP), commonly known as Telesp, reported fourth-quarter 2009 earnings per ADS of 62 cents falling short of the Zacks Consensus Estimates of 64...
(TEF) Telefonica SA Fixes Brazilian Capital Expenditure
Telefonica SA (TEF), the incumbent telecom carrier in Spain, has released its 2010 capital expenditure (CapEx) guidance for its Brazilian subsidiary Telecomunicacoes de Sao Paulo (
10Dec2009 | vitalstocks | 0 comments | Continued(VIV) Latin American Markets – Industry Outlook
We have been saying since the end of 2008 that emerging markets in general — and Latin American in particular — would outperform more developed markets such as the U.S., Europe and Japan. Indeed it has been our mantra in the past few months. Now this view has become...
(VIV) Latin American Markets – Industry Outlook
We have been saying since the end of 2008 that emerging markets in general — and Latin American in particular — would outperform more developed markets such as the U.S., Europe and Japan. Indeed it has been our mantra in the past few months. Now this view has become...