LONDON (Reuters) -Liberty Global said Britain's Virgin Media O2 - its joint venture with Telefonica - would still play a role in fibre consolidation after the Spanish company said a plan to spin off ...

Liberty Global aims to spin out “one or more” of its subsidiaries in the next 12 to 24 months, its chief executive said, as part of an ongoing effort to restructure the business and boost its share ...

Credit: Richard Kendal/RTS Liberty Global CEO Mike Fries has said the company is working to separate its remaining core ...

NetCo is a no-go amid ongoing 'strategic review' by co-parent Telefónica Virgin Media has ditched plans to use its network ...

The plan to spin off joint venture Virgin Media O2's fixed network in Britain had been scrapped, Telefonica's Chief Executive ...

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Liberty Global has offered voluntary redundancy to over a third of its employees and plans to sell one of its two private ...

Liberty Global has offered voluntary redundancy to hundreds of its employees as part of restructuring efforts. The company, ...

The company behind Virgin Media O2 and VodafoneZiggo has offered voluntary redundancy to several hundred of its employees.

Virgin Media O2, along with major shareholders, Liberty Global and Telefónica, has outlined plans to create a national fixed network company to rival BT's Openreach in the UK.

Liberty Global, which is also the parent company of other telcos including Virgin Media O2, Telenet, and VodafoneZiggo, said it made significant progress on its fixed and mobile network strategies ...

Liberty Global CEO Mike Fries revealed the company is working on deals to separate more of its assets after spinning-off ...