Spark stories - Page 31

Telecom turmoil escalates as CEO Moutter faces worker backlash, highlighting a deep-rooted culture of dissatisfaction within the firm.

Telecom CEO Simon Moutter apologises after harshly criticising a 'cynical' employee, igniting debate on leadership and workplace culture.

Watch what you say on Telecom's internal intranet forum – or you might find the big boss telling you to feel free to take your cynical side to another company!.

Telecom NZ ignites the digital landscape, rebranding to Spark New Zealand from 8 August, embarking on a transformative journey beyond traditional telecom.

Gen-i partners with Telstra to provide ICT services to New Zealand customers; aims to meet changing business needs.

Telecom to acquire specialist Appserv to expand Cloud services, strengthening Telecom's position in the market.

Kevin Roberts has retired as non-executive director from the Board of Telecom after six years, with Ido Lefler stepping in.

Telecom completes first stage of reengineering programme on time and on-budget, improving foundation system capabilities and customer service.

Telecom, soon to be Spark, has announced that it will offer residential customers Unlimited Broadband Data plans from today.

Telecom's name change to Spark dubbed a risky move by PR experts, sparking debate over the loss of brand equity and customer service.

Amy Adams welcomes plans by Telecom, soon to be rebranded as Spark, to launch an internet-delivered TV service.

Telecom planned to charge users of their Yahoo Xtra email system to use the service if they were no longer a Telecom customer.

Telecom debuts Android music store for direct song downloads, charging users through phone bills, offering over a million DRM-free tracks.

Telecom introduces Data Smart Caps service to tackle the unpredictability of data roaming charges, following a $2000 bill incident.

NetGuide pits 2degrees, Vodafone, and Telecom against each other in a battle for the best mobile carrier, aiming to help consumers decide.

Chorus lands a massive $1.35bn for its demerger, surpassing its $1bn target due to high demand, fuelling its fibre network expansion.

Telecom eyes future growth, discussing Chorus split at Auckland AGM while CEO underlines strides in efficiency and service.

Telecom's shareholder vote massively approves its split from Chorus, paving the way for a major shake-up in broadband infrastructure.

Telecom will hold another vote at its annual meeting on October 26, and if this passes the demerger could be completed by November 30.

Telecom releases documents outlining plan to separate from Chorus for government's Ultra-Fast Broadband initiative.