TelecommunicationsTelecom to slash 200 senior jobsTelecom is targeting a reduction of 200 top jobs this year, after cutting its earnings guidance for years 2011 through to 2013 years.15 Apr 04:37 AM
TelecommunicationsTelecom profit forecasts slashedTelecom shares fell 6c after it cut earnings guidance for the financial years from 2011 to 2013.15 Apr 02:15 AM
TelecommunicationsTelecom appoints new mobile directorTelecom has appointed Kieren Cooney, the chief executive of its retail dealer partner Leading Edge NZ, as the new director of its troubled mobile division.14 Apr 12:28 AM
TelecommunicationsVodafone signs up 'huge' influx of XT defectorsVodafone says it has has received a "huge" influx of customers from Telecom in the wake of its rival's XT dramas.13 Apr 04:00 PM
TelecommunicationsVodafone customers migrating to 2degrees - but keeping numberOver 100,000 mobile users have switched providers but kept their mobile numbers since August, about two-thirds of those moving to our newest telco.13 Apr 05:19 AM
TelecommunicationsTelecom loses another senior execTelecom wholesale and international business chief executive is departing after seven years at the company.12 Apr 04:21 AM
New ZealandNo compo after Telecom's latest XT outageTelecom says it "absolutely unreservedly apologises" for an intermittent XT outage in the Auckland area this morning.08 Apr 04:32 AM
PromotionsBe in to win an indulgent team breakTelecom and nzherald.co.nz are giving one deserving business team of up to six people the chance to win a day sailing around Auckland Harbour.28 Mar 08:26 PM
EmploymentAnother XT exec jumps Telecom shipTelecom staff were told this morning that the company's 'Mr XT', responsible for mobile devices and services, would leave at the end of his contract in July.25 Mar 12:00 AM
TelecommunicationsNew fault disrupts Telecom's XT serviceTelecom mobile phone customers on the network's XT and CDMA networks have experienced more intermittent outages today.23 Mar 04:22 AM
New ZealandCritics pick holes in child porn filterSome New Zealanders are likely to get a nasty shock while browsing the internet over the next few months - a web page on their computer saying "STOP!".19 Mar 03:00 PM