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  • Commbank exits EDS Australia holding

    The Commonwealth Bank of Australia is selling its 35 percent stake in Electronic Data Systems' (EDS) Australian operation back to its outsourcing partner.

  • TCNZA, CBA sign new data services deal

    Telecom New Zealand Australia (TCNZA) and the Commonwealth Bank of Australia (CBA) have signed a new three-year data services agreement that will also see TCNZA migrate the whole of the bank to a next generation IP network.

  • CommBank sells stake in telecomms outsourcer

    The Telecom New Zealand Group has bought back the Commonwealth Bank of Australia's (CBA) 5 percent equity stake in its Australian subsidiary, TCNZ Australia (TCNZA), as the Kiwi group's five-year, AU$500 million telecommunications outsourcing deal with the CBA draws to a close.

  • Ringing in a new telecoms era

    Five years after competition was introduced into the Australian telecommunications sector, ZDNet Australia talks to the major players about the harsh realities of the new telecoms world.

  • Telecom confirms AU$500M CBA deal

    AUCKLAND- Telecom Corporation of New Zealand said on Monday it had finalised the five-year, AU$500 million contract with Commonwealth Bank Group to supply telecommunications services announced in July.

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