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The Financial Times is reporting that troubled broadband provider TalkTalk has received a bid from VodafoneThree (FT.com subscription required) for its consumer retail operations. Back in March 2026, ...

VodafoneThree has submitted an offer to buy TalkTalk's consumer business in an effort to bolster its home broadband footprint. As reported by the Financial Times, the UK telco has made a late attempt ...

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The UK's largest operator VodafoneThree has tabled a bid for TalkTalk's consumer broadband business, joining a crowded auction ...

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