Telstra falls after cutting annual earnings view

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Telstra reported an 11 percent jump in its first-half profit due to strong performance.

Telstra falls after cutting annual earnings view
Australia's top telecom firm Telstra Group trimmed the upper end of its operating earnings forecast for fiscal 2024 on Thursday even as it reported an 11percent jump in its first-half profit due to strong performance across its businesses. The company now expects underlying operating earnings ...

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