Osborne Clarke is understood to be advising longstanding client Carphone Warehouse on the company's plans to separate its mobile phone business from its fixed line and broadband operations.The UK's largest mobile retailer confirmed earlier this week that it is to split its telecoms business, TalkTalk, and its retail business into two separate listed companies, both of which could enter the FTSE 250.
April 24, 2009 at 06:03 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
Osborne Clarke is understood to be advising longstanding client Carphone Warehouse on the company’s plans to separate its mobile phone business from its fixed line and broadband operations.
The UK’s largest mobile retailer confirmed earlier this week that it is to split its telecoms business, TalkTalk, and its retail business into two separate listed companies, both of which could enter the FTSE 250.
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