Vodafone stock could rise 33%, benefit from a merger


FULL DISCLOSURE: Vodafone, the world's second-biggest mobile phone company, said government agencies in a small number of countries in which it operates have direct access to its network, enabling them to listen in to calls. — Reuters

The company's more than 5 percent yield compares favourably with rivals Verizon Communications Inc, AT&T Inc and Deutsche Telekom AG, as well as measly British government bond rates, according to Barron's. The company, which has American depositary receipts that trade in the United States, expects its cash flow to grow enough to cover the dividends it pays out.- Reuters- Reuters

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