EU regulators tie telecom mergers to higher consumer prices
A group of EU regulators has found that mergers among European telecom operators lead to higher consumer prices. The report is likely to be poorly received by the region's telecom companies.
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The finding puts competition policy at the center of debate over Europe's telecom sector. It links consolidation among operators to increased charges for consumers. That conclusion is expected to land badly with telecom firms, exposing friction between merger activity and consumer costs. The story belongs to the broader telecom and 5G technology topic
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