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CMA doubts bundle demand as it greenlights VM-O2
By Neal Doran2021-04-14T16:44:00
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Provisional clearance of merger based on limited ability of the partners to manipulate wholesale pricing and services in their favour. Creation of a new fixed-mobile giant not expected to unleash a sudden surge towards single-contract multi-play bundles in the UK market.
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