Johnson should thank EU for supplying 70% of UK vaccines – commissioner

Thierry Breton says big tech algorithms will be ‘audited’ to ensure compliance with rules

Former CEO of France Telecom to stand trial over employee suicides

Didier Lombard is to stand trial for moral harassment, a decade after a wave of employee suicides coincided with the restructuring he led

‘Peep show’ Frenchman Xavier Niel makes surprise move on Eir

Niel learned the art of computer programming as a teenager in the 1980s

Telco veteran Richard Moat breathes in the fresh Eir

The future is bright for Ireland’s biggest communications company, says the former Orange executive

France Télécom accused of driving employees to suicide

Executives behind brutal jobs cuts programme may face criminal charges after dozens of deaths

Series of staff suicides at French telecoms giant investigated

Ten people at Orange have taken their own lives this year over work-related stress

The benefits of a sense of belonging

Digicel prepares €1bn bid for Orange’s Dominican Republic operations

Cable & Wireless, which owns Caribbean mobile rival Lime, is among bidders

European values retreat on growth fears

Ryanair rebounds to end session up 4.73% and close at €5.58

Denis O’Brien's Digicel considers €1bn Orange Dominicana bid

Digicel believed to be preparing bid for the Dominican Republic operations of Orange

O’Brien’s Digicel loses out in Burma

Winners of sought-after licences include Norway’s Telenor

Telefónica shares rise on talk of interest from AT&T

Telecoms group forced to deny reports of takeover approach

France Telecom CEO in custody

Stéphane Richard taken into custody for questioning over his role in an arbitration process that led to a €400 million payout

Dawn of a new era in Burma as global firms eye telecom licences

As the country opens up at last under a civilian government, a dozen firms are fighting to operate Burma’s mobile networks