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Liberty Global Reports Q1 2021 Results
Commercial momentum across markets continued during Q1
Convergence strategy added +80k broadband and +146k postpaid mobile subscribers
U.K. JV with Telefonica s O2 set to close in June, subject to final approval by the U.K. regulator
Liberty Global becomes founding member of European Green Digital Coalition
Liberty Global plc today announced its Q1 2021 financial results.
CEO Mike Fries stated, “As we continue to execute through the challenges of COVID-19, we re hopeful that better and safer times lie ahead for our employees and our customers. While the well-being of our people and our customers connectivity experience remain our most important priorities, we re encouraged by the operational progress made during the first quarter of 2021, allowing us to carry forward the momentum we built last year.
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Ford Wheeler first went to Every Thing Goes in 1997. He was working as the production designer for James Grey’s first film,
Little Odessa, and had heard from someone he can’t remember who that there was this vintage furniture store on Staten Island that had
everything and for cheap
. This proved true. “They had all kinds of stuff, and not just furniture,” he says. “Things anyone else would throw away. Curtains, sheets, dishes, old phones. They’d sell anything they got their hands on. But, you know, it was odd.” That oddness manifested in a variety of ways. Though the place was overflowing, it was exceptionally, unusually organized. “Every item was measured, placed in a plastic bag, and tagged,” he says. “They had a system to track the customers, too every time you’d go upstairs, you’d hear ‘customer moving to floor two’ over a walkie-talkie.’” And the employees “had this policy about truth or straight
New-yorkUnited-statesBrooklynMexicoOdessaStaten-islandMexicanMolly-bruce-bartonJorge-canedaMegan-josephFord-wheelerBrian-scullyLiberty Global: New Deloitte Report Explores Future of Work Post-Covid
Report Examines How New Trends Triggered by the Global Pandemic are Shaping the Nature of Work, the Workforce and the Workplace
The Future of Work is Here report from Deloitte outlines a future world of work shaped by the Covid-19 pandemic which requires more transparent and consultative leadership, greater focus from employees on career development as automation increases and a more proactive role for governments to invest to close the digital divide.
Commissioned by Liberty Global, one of the world s leading converged video, broadband and communications companies, the report draws on in-depth interviews with 26 European business leaders, policymakers and researchers. The study has been commissioned to help guide policymakers, employers and professionals on how the pandemic may impact workplace practices and trends and will be the subject of discussion at a special online event The Future of Work is Here ,
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