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| Apr. 25 | CAC40: manages to reduce losses at the end of the session | CF |
| Apr. 08 | Bouygues Immobilier plans layoffs as construction market weakens | RE |
PARIS (Reuters) - France's biggest telecom stocks all fell sharply on Monday following the breakdown of tie-up talks between Orange and Bouygues that would have reduced the number of competing operators in the country from four to three.
As of 0718 GMT, Bouygues (>> BOUYGUES) was 15.9 percent lower, with Numericable SFR (>> Numericable Group) down 14.9 percent, Iliad (>> ILIAD) down 12.9 percent and Orange (>> ORANGE SA) down 5.4 percent.
Orange-Bouygues talks aimed at creating a dominant French telecoms operator collapsed on Friday, ending an attempt to ease a price war that has ravaged sector margins.
(Reporting by Laurence Frost; editing by Geert De Clercq)
| 1st Jan change | Capi. | |
|---|---|---|
| +5.10% | 14.62B | |
| -3.12% | 68.01B | |
| +3.50% | 59.97B | |
| +18.25% | 37.06B | |
| +9.98% | 30.27B | |
| +2.06% | 26.88B | |
| +22.18% | 21.76B | |
| +15.03% | 19.47B | |
| +21.26% | 17.32B | |
| +62.16% | 15.93B |
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