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BT is one of the world’s leading communications services companies, serving customers in the UK and in more than 170 countries worldwide. It provides fixed-line services, broadband, mobile and TV products and services as well as networked IT services.
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Last updated 22-11-2019, 11:56:50am GMTRelated Articles
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Why I think the BT share price is a better buy than Vodafone on 7.9% dividends
Virgin's defection to Vodafone stung the BT share price, but I say it's an overreaction given the value BT is offering. Watch closely. Read More »
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The BT share price is up 13% and I’d buy and hold it in an ISA today
Harvey Jones believes the BT Group plc (LON: BT-A) falling knife is finally worth catching. Read More »
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SXX share price sucks but I think the BT share price has appeal!
As investors exit Sirius Minerals in droves, I look to another former British favourite for potential gains. Read More »
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Can the BT share price double your money?
The BT share price has risen strongly from a multi-year low. Could it be the start of a double-your-money bull run? Read More »
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Forget Bitcoin! I’d invest in these 2 stocks to get rich instead
Want to achieve higher returns on your investments? Bitcoin is not the way to go, says Jonathan Smith. Read More »
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2 5G stocks I’d invest in before 2020
The UK rollout of 5G will be in full swing by 2020. Here’s how I’m planning on cashing in beforehand. Read More »
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The BT share price: is it time to buy ahead of the company’s turnaround?
Rupert Hargreaves explains why he thinks the BT share price could be a buy following the launch of its ambitious turnaround plan this week. Read More »
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Why the BT share price rose 8% in September
The BT share price beat the market in September, but as Rupert Hargreaves explains, this rally might not last much longer. Read More »
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Forget the BT share price! 4 reasons I’d avoid the FTSE 100 stock and its 8.5% dividend yields
Are big dividend yields a good enough reason to buy the BT share price for your ISA today? Royston Wild says "absolutely not"! Read More »
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Neil Woodford drops biotech, buys BT, IMB, IAG – is he right?
Is Neil Woodford's switch from risky small caps to these three FTSE 100 dividend payers a stunning return to form, or a harbinger of... Read More »