Warsaw (Puls Biznesu) – TP wants telecommunication authorities UKE to annul its fines for broadband internet access. It says the European Commission decided UKE was not right. PLN 440m (EUR 127.2m) is at stake.

Przejęcie spółki softwarowej i nowe technologie — na to prezes chce wydać pieniądze ze sprzedaży Karena. Szczegóły niebawem.

Wasko jest jednym z beneficjentów przetargów na dostawę pracowni komputerowych dla szkół. Dostarczy sprzęt w województwie podkarpackim i zainkasuje ok. 45 mln zł. Apetyt ma na znacznie więcej. Dziś kurs spółki rośnie o 1,91 proc.

Warsaw (Puls Biznesu) – The steel company is interested in coke coal owned by Kompania Weglowa.

Warsaw (Puls Biznesu) – Contrary to its strategy, NGK won’t build its new plant 150km from the existing one. A miracle like that happens in Gliwice.

Dystrybutor IT podpisał umowę dystrybucyjną z Toshibą. To duże wydarzenie, bo starał się o to od dwóch lat.

Warsaw (Puls Biznesu) - Sponsors are tired with corruption stink in the Polish football. CEO of Kolporter company, the sponsor of Korona Kolporter Kielce football club withdraws from the team. TP group, Carlsberg or JW Construction are wondering whether or not to cut off the funds they are spending on football. ITI, Allianz or Comarch still have some hope. These are the aftermaths of last weekend’s events when Dariusz Wdowczyk, former trainer of, among others, Kolporter Kielce, Legia Warszawa and Polonia Warszawa football teams admitted he had bought matches of Korona Kolporter Kielce.

Warsaw (Puls Biznesu) - Anna Strezynska, head of the Office of Electronic Communications (UKE), has made another decision which spells trouble for some in the sector. The biggest telecoms believe that cutting wholesale charges for calls made between mobile phones, which the iron lady promises, will destabilize the market. No wonder: as much as PLN 2.5 billion (EUR 716.3m) is at stake here.

Warsaw (Puls Biznesu) – This week, contracts will be signed with Action, NTT, ABG, Betacom and Wasko to deliver PCs for schools.