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  Financial & Performance

  In it for the long haul: BT CEO stays course despite knockbacks

  Q2/H1 FY25–26 roundup: Allison Kirkby declares BT to have produced a ‘solid’ six months, and remains bullish on long-term promises, but earnings are yet to reflect efforts as rivals puts pressure on pricing and poach customers…

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  Financial & Performance

  Guidance: modest FY to give way for BT’s ambitious 2030 vision

  Q2/H1 FY25–26: lack of ambition in FY targets ensures BT remains on track, but end-of-decade goals require transformation acceleration, and soon…

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  Financial & Performance

  Spend: BT leaning on AI, job cuts to fuel cost-savings agenda

  Q2/H1 FY25–26: cost-cutting agenda running ahead of schedule, and more momentum could be added as AI is deployed more widely and new Chief Digital Officer Peter Leukert gets his hands dirty. Headcount cuts are another major earnings driver as Business and Openreach shrink back…

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  Ex-BT CEO Jansen on the runway to become Heathrow Airport chair — report

  Philip Jansen reportedly set to take up chair of Heathrow Airport, amidst £50bn expansion programme and ownership rejig…

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  BT Peoplewatch: brand strategy remains in the spotlight, former CEOs line up boardroom gigs

  20+ senior and strategic changes across BT in November’s edition, including another notable appointment in the Group’s effort to revitalise its stable of brands; rumours that former CEO Philip Jansen is set for another high-flying boardroom role; network and security leadership changes; and more at TNT Sports, EE, and BT Business…

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  BT’s Watson to retire, McCall steps up

  Greg McCall stepping up to lead networks and security into the age of data and AI, closing out safe-pair-of-hands Howard Watson’s decade of digitalisation, fibre, 5G and cloud modernisation.

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