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The deal will mean that France Telecom has about 38 per cent of the Swiss mobile telephony market. The 1.5 billion euro buy-out is part of a trend for European telecoms operators to cut costs and improve profits. France Telecom are hoping to take on local leader, Swisscom.More about: Denmark, France, Switzerland, TelecommunicationCopyright © 2012 euronews
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