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Ofcom challenges Openreach fibre discount plan
Read the full story: Ofcom challenges Openreach fibre discount planOfcom has moved directly against Openreach’s latest fibre discount proposal. The regulator says targeted pricing could weaken long-term broadband competition.
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Delayed leadership hiring carries hidden costs
Leadership vacancies can quietly move risk across organisations during growth. Newman Stewart warns delayed senior hiring may slow decisions, strain teams, and weaken growth prospects in technical sectors.
