Telefonica SA’s new chairman is running into an old problem. After the better part of a decade focused on cutting debt, the company still doesn’t have the cash it needs to chase deals and growth.

For investors now, the big question is whether Della Valle's bold assertion is justified.

Crane and platform manufacturer Palfinger has broken ground on a new €20 million facility in the Vicálvaro district of Madrid ...

Vodafone and MediaTek have reached a milestone after successfully testing 5G uplink speeds of up to 277 megabits per second ...

Spanish telecom company Telefonica’s services were briefly disrupted on May 20, contrary to internet posts that said the ...

Vodafone said its 5G network will cover 90% of the population and more than 3,700 municipalities by the end of this year.

Ignacio Hornedo Villalba will take over from co-managing partners Antonio Vázquez-Guillén and Ignacio Ruiz-Cámara in November ...

Vodafone's £15bn ($20.1bn) merger with Three was approved by the UK’s Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) in December. As ...

Vodafone trades at historic lows despite improving operations, strong cash flow, and a €2B buyback, with Germany key to ...

A major disruption in Spain's telecommunications infrastructure early Tuesday affected emergency response systems and ...

Having led technology in major banks, telecommunications, and hospitality firms, Chief Information Officer Alvaro De Nicolas ...

In today's episode of India Global, The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services said on Monday that it was terminating ...