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3 to push for charges ruling to be quashed
The UK’s fifth-biggest mobile phone operator, is stepping up efforts to overturn a decision by regulators that it claims is jeopardising its path to profitability
Hutchison exceeds expectations
The Hong Kong-based conglomerate, which has operations in 57 countries, says its strong business growth in some markets offset poorer performances elsewhere
LG to accelerate push into emerging markets
LG Electronics plans to accelerate its push into emerging markets to raise global market share from 9.3 per cent to 15 per cent in the next 18 months
Scepticism rises as BT fails to impress
At the presentation of his first set of results as BT chief executive last month, Ian Livingston disappointed investors on profit and cash flow
Ericsson and STMicro to join forces
Ericsson and STMicroelectronics are creating a joint venture to supply semiconductors to mobile phone manufacturers
Overseas predators hunt down clients
BT is experiencing a sustained onslaught from competitors in supplying multinational companies with telecommunications networks and information technology
HTIL still sitting on $4.6bn in cash
Li Ka-shing’s telecommunications company will decide by the end of the year what to do with the money it reaped from the controversial sale of its Indian arm to Vodafone
Vodafone to raise minimum rate by up to 50%
Vodafone is to increase its minimum British call charges from September by between 25 and 50 per cent
Sky takes broadband market by storm
Sky has taken the broadband market by storm since it began offering internet access two years ago, signing up 1.6m customers
Mobile phone groups lag in broadband market
Mobile phone operators look set to be second-tier players in the fixed-line broadband market








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