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TeliaSonera to overhaul board in wake of Uzbekistan scandal
Nomination committee proposes six new members for troubled telco's eight-member board. TeliaSonera's nomination committee has proposed six new names for the Swedish telco's eight-member board as it looks to put its Uzbekistan woes behind...
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Huawei sees $1.5bn in Mideast enterprise revenues by 2017
Chinese equipment maker 'not satisfied' with generating 9% of its Middle East revenues from enterprise.
Chinese telecommunications giant Huawei Technologies Co. aims to grow revenues from its enterprise division in the Middle East, which sells IT services and hardware,...
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Nokia Siemens to supply network for Polish Railways
Nokia Siemens Networks will provide its GSM-Railway* (GSM-R) infrastructure for a major rail line in Poland. The nation’s rail network management, PKP Polskie Linie Kolejowe, is modernizing this highly complex 35-station line linking Poland’s capital, Warsaw, with the...
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MetroPCS shareholder details opposition to T-Mobile takeover
Hedge fund claims merger terms unfair to MetroPCS shareholders. Hedge fund P. Schoenfeld Asset Management LP is opposing the planned acquisition of MetroPCS Communications Inc. by Deutsche Telekom AG's T-Mobile USA. The two companies...
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RIM comeback gains speed on reports of BB10 sales
Research In Motion Ltd. launched its new BlackBerry smartphone in Canada, with telecom carriers reporting strong sales of the new device that is crucial to the company's comeback attempt. The Waterloo, Ont.-based company's shares...
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Vodafone India can resolve tax dispute
Protracted negotiations under close scrutiny from international investors. Vodafone Group PLC is "positive" about resolving a protracted tax dispute with the Indian government, its Indian unit chairman said Monday. Officials and Vodafone executives met...
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German court weighs if smartphone chips violate power-saving patent
HTC insists it has not violated Nokia power-saving patent. Taiwanese smartphone maker HTC Corp. said Tuesday it hasn't infringed a power-saving patent owned by Nokia Corp. because its own technology is powered by chips...
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