Proposed StarHub-M1 merger could create stronger rival to Singtel but reduce consumer perks, say analysts

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Channel News Asia	Proposed StarHub-M1 merger could create stronger rival to Singtel but reduce consumer perks, say analysts	StarHub and Keppel have confirmed they are in talks over a potential deal, months after a proposed acquisition of M1 by rival Simba fell through.	25 Sep, 08:49	25 Sep, 09:00	0m	channelnewsasia.com	First

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