telecom italia is among them. we're open-minded people.ve that one day we will have a single market in europe. and that will foster the creation of pan-european players. i think orange will be one of them because we are today. telecom italia will probably have to answer the question what do they want to be in europe? only in italy or part of a global alliance. it is something we will have to see in the future. caroline: which countries do you want to build in? mr. richard: we want to be a top player in spain. caroline: more acquisitions in spain? mr. richard: no, today with the acquisition we are creating a very exciting company with a very competitive convergence offer. we are in france. we are in poland with orange polska. we're in belgium, romania and slovakia. those are the main markets where we want to grow and want to be convergent. we believe that in europe the future is about convergence. caroline: you will be buying more assets, more broadband and the countries you are in? mr. richard: we will try to be convergent. either by inves

caroline: one of the top at the leaderboard is telecom italia. closer to more consolidations with european telecoms. it is a deal that is in the works for a long time. they look to merge the units of the telecoms assets. it means less competition and it is a boon to telecom italia, the biggest player in italy, at the moment. another player says they may get a majority stake in a network put in place. all of the focus is across european investment and the networks. also consolidation. we are seeing it play out. the visual number is wins. they are getting close to the deal that is in the pipeline. let's have a look at one of the biggest on the stoxx 600. they are cashing in. the family is saying they are selling 12 million shares for 1.5 euros each. this came from goldman sachs, the sole book runner for this. the family is cashing in a little bit and sending the stock lower. the big one to look for is a smaller stock. it is off by 50%. cairn industry -- energy. this is about indian tax authorities. they say they want interest and penalties. this al

the first to claim that was a vodafone and you listen to telecom italia and they all have said we are to step up and raise the level of investment. >> how much you have currently and where are you aiming? >> more market share. the core network had the biggest player and most operations are going to invest in the premise to really bring this to the houses and we have many investments to focus the committee on and i said we will play. the good news is that it is coming to us and we are greedy with market share. >> it has been wonderful to speak to you. the ingredient with the market share when it comes to providing the one trillion devices. back to you and the studio. >> and nature of markets after the break. >> welcome back. that is almost it for on the move. 66 minutes -- 56 minutes into the session. the pulse is coming up. >> we are talking to a ceo about the car sector and i cannot wait for the conversation. it will be fantastic. your cousin is coming up and we will be talking to -- and what they will be doing next with wearables. where do they see the story developing? >> looking f

the ceo says there is no project with the telecom italia. the company has its own expansion plan. they criticized antitrust regulars, calling for rules that would reach a more level playing field for all carriers. >> the antitrust process in europe is very long and takes more than one year to get an approval. it is too much, we are a fast-changing industry with technology, and it takes too long. >> blackberry introduces a five inch touchscreen for the lower end of the market and attempt -- in an attempt to regain customers. they call it the lead -- leap. blackberry says it will be sold via european carriers starting in april. and now to the lead -- blackberry's devices are indeed a leap. htc and samsung also unveiling new phones. the device comes at a crucial time for each company, like berries trying to reclaim the 20% market share it once held -- blackberry is trying to require the 20% market share once held. iphone skills -- sales are marketing -- skyrocketing in china. the gadgets matter? crawford del prete joins us right here in san francisco. you shoulder walk -- shoveled yo

that telecom italia. french journal this could be a great opportunity for european consolidation. be sure to tune in tomorrow. we will bring an exquisite interview with the orange ceo himself from the world congress. >> less than 30 minutes to go until the start of european trading. our next guest inks the euro dollar is still in a downward trend. the bar chart is to is going to win the currency war. they would say officially. >> the spillover. >> is it fair to say druggy has the edge right now -- draghi has the edge right now? >> i think what matters is the market. japan started quantitative easing a couple years ago, so any new addition to that is not really news. europe is just starting. that is the change. europe is winning at the moment. if you look at bond yields, it's hard to beat germany. in fact interest rate yields in japan have been going back up. >> one of the great debates is you're going to see and hear the details of qe. it hasn't even started. switzerland is issuing negative yields in term