What future lies ahead for Orange?

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Orange may be floated by Vodaphone, and become an independent company, though there are question about how long its independence could last. There are a number of potential predators, such as France Telecom. Both Vodaphone and Orange are able to bid for third generation mobile telephony licenses allowing mobile phones to access the internet. Orange could, however, withdraw from the bidding if the price for such a license appears to be too high.

Mobile Radio Services, Wireless communications services, Orange

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Talk of the town

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Problems facing BT, including a drop in the company's stock price, could mean that a rethink is necessary for the company.

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Room to breathe

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The UK's British Telecom (BT) and its mobile telephony arm, mmO2, face great challenges after mmO2 is demerged from BT on Nov 19, 2001. The remaining BT Group will be solid, steady business, while mmO2 will have high potential growth but will face great competition.

Cellular Mobile Radio Services, COMMUNICATION, Communications, Broadcasting and Telecommunications, mmO2

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