(Telecompaper) Telefonica O2 will acquire VoIP services provider Jajah this week, reports TheMarker financial news website. The transaction is estimated to be worth USD 200 million, RTT News reports, citing various media sources. At the beginning of November, Techcrunch reported Microsoft and Cisco Systems were also looking to buy Jajah for a price ranging from USD 200 million to USD 400 million …
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