The planned merger of telecoms giants O2 and 3 may lead to
higher transportable bills for patrons, Ofcom's chief government has aforesaid.
Sharon White aforesaid the deal may threaten competition and
disclosed the telecoms regulator had created the case to the ecu Commission
(EC), that is reviewing the proposal.
Hutchison, the owner of 3, united in March last year to get
O2 from Telefonica for around £10 billion.
But in Gregorian calendar month, the UK-based Competition
and Markets Authority (CMA) asked the European Economic Community
to refer the acquisition for investigation.
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