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Currys PC World launches £10m Christmas advertising campaign
Multi-million pound festive push launches across all major advertising mediums in the UK and Ireland
Industry reacts to BT’s £12.5bn EE takeover
The industry has reacted positively to the Competition and Markets Authority’s provisional approval of BT’s 12.5 billion takeover of EE. The takeover was provisionally approved today (October 28) after the plans were first announced in February 2015. There have been fears the merger would reduce competition in the UK and lead to higher prices for
Carphone opens pre-orders for the Sony Xperia Z5 Premium
Retailer offering £200 cashback if customers upgrade their TV to a Sony 4K from Currys/PC World
CCS: Homes taking four products from one provider to double in 2016
Analyst house predicts multiplay services will continue to disrupt the market, with companies forced to make new alliances and acquisitions in order to compete
A1 Comms on track for record year following rivals’ collapse
Profits expected to hit £3 million, helped by the demise of Phones 4u, successful iPhone launches and internal system improvements
Currys/PC World launches CPW Click and Collect service
Customers can now order small box items from Currys/PC World online and collect in 22 Carphone stores across London, Hertfordshire and Canterbury as part of trial
Carphone begins selling Sony Xperia Z5 Compact
Smartphone available for free from £33.50 per month, with retailer sealing exclusive white and coral colour variants
Sold Out: All 128GB models and Rose Gold variant of iPhone 6 and 6 Plus snapped up
Flagship store on Regent Street sees shelves of new Rose Gold colour variant and 128GB models sell out in under one hour
Victory for Tech21 as OtterBox ends patent dispute with protective case rival
British firm celebrates, after US rival withdraws complaint to the International Trade Commission (ITC) over alleged patent infringements
265 Phones 4U stores vacant a year after collapse of retailer
Report from administrator PWC shows 2,503 people were left unemployed and £7m spent on legal fees following fall of retail giant