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UPI underdogs seek fair play; WhatsApp tightens scam defencesSmaller UPI players will meet NPCI to curb the growth of industry leaders PhonePe, Google Pay and Paytm. This and more in today’s ETtech To...- Airlines duopoly not a concern as long as airport operators have negotiating power: Jeet AdaniAirport operators are unconcerned about airline market dominance. Jeet Adani of Adani Group highlighted that negotiating power is key. The ...
- How a critical sector was saved from 'Indigo-isation'India's aviation market is heavily concentrated, with IndiGo and Air India dominating. Recent IndiGo cancellations highlight the risks of t...
- Duopoly is not good: Chidambaram backs VI revival while warning against govt takeoverP Chidambaram has backed revival efforts for Vodafone Idea, cautioning against a telecom duopoly that could harm consumers and the market. ...
- Duopoly not good, must have competition in every sector: Jyotiraditya ScindiaUnion Telecom Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia advocates for competition across all sectors. He highlights the drawbacks of a duopoly. The gov...
- Vodafone Idea funding woes may lead to duopoly in market, hurt consumers: Global DataWhile the government converted the accrued interest on adjusted gross revenue dues at the start of the year, the telco has failed to secure...
- Bet on tariff hikes! Jefferies upgrades Airtel to 'buy', sees 16% upside potentialBharti Airtel is expected to benefit from an improving tariff outlook and a probable duopoly in the telecom sector. The company has seen si...
- Telecom reforms boost to industry: GSMAIn September 2021, the Cabinet approved a host of structural and procedural reforms. including rationalisation of spectrum usage charge, ba...
- Govt expects 5G rollout in early October, to be fastest among many geographies: Ashwini VaishnawThe 5G rollout will probably be the fastest compared to many geographies, the minister said on the sidelines of the Telecom Investor roundt...
- 4-year moratorium on AGR, spectrum payments in India's plan to prevent a Mukesh Ambani-led telecom duopolyThe government is also evaluating whether to take a small stake in financially struggling Vodafone Idea, in order to allay investor concern...
- Analysts bullish on Bharti Airtel despite profit drop in Q1Brokerages have maintained a bullish view on Bharti Airtel even as the telecom company reported a 62.7% sequential fall in consolidated net...
- Telecom industry mustn’t be reduced to duopoly: Sunil Mittal“I don’t know what norms the government will apply but I know it’s concerned about the sector and I’m hopeful that something should happen,...
- Telecom biz broken, Voda Idea on brink: Former finance secretary Subhash Chandra GargOn AGR, the former secy has advised the govt to offer telcos a one-time settlement scheme to pay the principal due amount as per the AGR de...
- We are heading towards a telecom duopoly but it is net neutral for Bharti: Mahantesh Sabarad, SBICAP SecuritiesMahantesh Sabarad, Head, Retail Research, SBICAP Securities says in case of Voda idea, there is nothing much on offer for investors. The fi...
- Risk of duopoly in telecom sector higher than before: AnalystThe room for manoeuvre is now very less for operators. The situation is particularly grave for Voda Idea.
- Two-player telecom market would be too risky in India: Trai officialsA two-private player duopoly in the telecom market would be too risky in India, especially for the consumers, senior officials at the secto...
- Is telecom headed for a duopoly? Here’s what brokerages sayIs telecom headed for a duopoly? Here’s what brokerages say
- Telcos' dues, penalties to weigh heavily on vendors, tower cosBharti Infratel, Indus Towers and American Tower Corp (ATC) are bracing for a possible hit on their tower tenancies, because of the financi...
- Questions for 2020: Telecom becomes a duopoly?The answer is yes, if Vodafone Idea doesn’t get relief on its AGR dues from the government or judiciary. Especially as there has been a ste...
- How the Indian telecom industry is heading towards a duopolyHigh fees, frequent policy flip-flops, and endless tax demands have driven most operators aground.
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