Telecom Italia SpA (TI)

Vivendi is Telecom Italia's largest shareholder with a 24% stake.

Political turmoil is throwing up some European bargains for brave investors.

Telecom Italia, Marine Harvest and Ambac should be in your portfolio. Here's why.

The market may be making new highs this winter, but nearly a third of its components are down in 2016. These 5 stocks still look toxic this week.

Qualcomm's CEO compares today's cars to where mobile handsets were in 2000 -- a market with huge potential.

The EU's 5G action plan could bring new regulatory hurdles for U.S. tech giants.

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Growing sales and customers boost first-half profit for France's No. 3 and No. 4 telecoms despite their recent failures to secure deals.

Look beyond the economic and political struggles to see the world's eighth-largest economy.

Volkswagen gains 2.36% ahead of earnings release tomorrow.

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Oil and the pending Fed meeting are keeping investors from celebrating an impressive earnings season.

Cranes maker Konecranes closes up almost 18% after it rejigs a deal with Terex,

The Finnish crane maker tears up one deal and strikes another with its Westport, Conn., peer.

Trade-Ideas LLC identified Telecom Italia SpA (TI) as a weak on high relative volume candidate

European markets are higher on Friday as positive sentiment returns following a week of declines.

Shares of Telecom Italia surged 25% last year, but that run-up should not stop investors from buying the stock in 2016.

Shares of Telecom Italia surged 25 percent last year, but that impressive run-up should not stop investors from getting into the stock in 2016.

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Details about BlackBerry's new Priv smartphone keep emerging and pleasing investors, along with improvements to its BBM messaging service and an agreement to make anti-spy phones with Tata.

TheStreet highlights 3 stocks pushing the Technology sector lower today.

Merging the Italian operations of Hutchison Whampoa and VimpelCom creates a new powerhouse in Europe's fourth-largest telecom market.

TheStreet highlights 3 stocks pushing the telecommunications industry higher today.

Vivendi's chairman is making significant changes while ING is a boring bank making a lot of money, says David Marcus of Evermore Global Value Fund.

European markets moved lower on Thursday after an inconclusive meeting late yesterday between Greek officials and its international creditors stoked further worries about a Greek debt fault and eurozone exit.

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The Chinese company will buy a stake first and then launch a bid to take Pirelli private.

European stocks were mixed as eurozone finance ministers gather in Brussels for crunch talks over Greece's financial lifeline.