EU mergers and takeovers (June 22)
The following are mergers under review by the European Commission and a brief guide to the EU merger process:
Integrated Telecommunications Services Headlines
UPDATE 4-U.S. top court rules warrants required for cellphone location data
* Court leaves other key digital rights questions unresolved (Adds reaction from ACLU)
U.S. top court rules warrants required for cellphone location data
The U.S. Supreme Court on Friday imposed limits on the ability of police to obtain cellphone data pinpointing the past location of criminal suspects in a victory for digital privacy advocates and a setback for law enforcement authorities.
INSIGHT-Peace plays: How foreign companies have lost a bundle in N.Korea
* With easing tensions, N.Korea seen as potential business partner
UPDATE 1-France will not split up utility EDF - APE's Vial
France has no intention of splitting up state-controlled utility EDF into a nuclear and a non-nuclear unit, the head of state holding company APE said on Thursday.
French state has no plan for splitting up EDF - APE's Vial
The French state has no intention of splitting up state-controlled utility EDF into a nuclear and a non-nuclear unit, the head of French state holding company said on Thursday.
UPDATE 1-Deutsche Telekom's T-Systems to cut 10,000 jobs - CEO
* Verdi union slams "savings programme without ideas" (Adds original sourcing, context)
Deutsche Telekom's T-Systems to cut 10,000 jobs - CEO in Handelsblatt
T-Systems, the lossmaking IT services arm of Germany's Deutsche Telekom, plans to cut 10,000 jobs as it seeks to return to profitability, new CEO Adel Al-Saleh was quoted as saying on Thursday.
Ericsson needs industries to embrace 5G to underpin its recovery
* Newer 5G business could create 36 pct more revs for telcos by 2026-Ericsson
UPDATE 1-Russia's Megafon posts 57 pct rise in Q1 telecom earnings
Megafon, Russia's No.2 mobile phone operator, reported a 57 percent jump in its telecom segment first-quarter net profit to 6 billion roubles ($94 million) helped by smaller foreign exchange losses and a switch to new reporting standards.
Republicans aim to debate immigration bill next week, ignoring Trump plea
WASHINGTON Republican leaders in the U.S. House of Representative still plan to bring an immigration bill up for a vote next week, despite President Donald Trump's urgings on Friday to drop the effort until after November's elections.
