A useful way of getting more market presence. The papers this morning report that o2 will snap up all 300 stores – not that big a deal as it already owns a 40% stake in the business. Apparently they want to make a move into residential telephony and broadband services. Everyone and their dog, it seems.
O2 to buy The Link stores
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