BT’s takeover of EE began with a money dance.
The custom dates back to early 20th century Poland, when male wedding guests paid to dance briefly with the bride.
External advisers weigh in on the toughest aspects of getting through one of the largest European telecoms deals in recent years
February 26, 2016 at 06:05 PM
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BT’s takeover of EE began with a money dance.
The custom dates back to early 20th century Poland, when male wedding guests paid to dance briefly with the bride.
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