BT Wins U.K. Supreme Court Case Over Mobile-Network Charges

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BT Group Plc won a ruling from the U.K. Supreme Court allowing it to set the prices it charges mobile network operators for putting calls from the networks through to BT fixed lines.

The U.K. Supreme Court unanimously dismissed the appeal filed by Vodafone Group Plc, Everything Everywhere Ltd., Telefonica S.A. and Hutchison 3G UK Holdings Ltd., which were trying to block price changes for calls that originate from “non-geographic” numbers that have 08 prefixes.