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Kuwait's MTC eyes global growth in Saudi telecom move
AFP   Monday, 26 March 2007

Kuwait's Mobile Telecommunications Co  said on Sunday it aims to build its operations globally if its consortium is confirmed as the winning bidder for Saudi's third mobile phone licence.(MTC)AFP - Kuwait's Mobile Telecommunications Co said on Sunday it aims to build its operations globally if its consortium is confirmed as the winning bidder for Saudi's third mobile phone licence.


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Aruba Networks to test appetite for risky bets
Reuters   Sunday, 25 March 2007

Aruba Networks software is seen in this undated handout photo. In the latest test of IPO investors' appetite for risk, wireless networking start-up Aruba Networks Inc. is set to float its shares this week, another in a raft of risky technology investments to go public this year. (Handout/Reuters)Reuters - In the latest test of IPO investors' appetite for risk, wireless networking start-up Aruba Networks Inc. is set to float its shares this week, another in a raft of risky technology investments to go public this year.


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Kuwait's MTC set to win Saudi's 3rd mobile licence
AFP   Sunday, 25 March 2007

A consortium led by Kuwait's Mobile Telecommunications Co (MTC) on Saturday made the largest bid of 6.1 billion dollars for Saudi Arabia's third mobile phone licence, Saudi Arabia's telecoms watchdog said.(MTC)AFP - A consortium led by Kuwait's Mobile Telecommunications Co (MTC) on Saturday made the largest bid of 6.1 billion dollars for Saudi Arabia's third mobile phone licence, Saudi Arabia's telecoms watchdog said.


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FCC Says 'No' To Cell Phones On Airplanes, But Europe Says 'Yes'
TechWeb   Saturday, 24 March 2007
TechWeb - FCC Chairman Kevin Martin told reporters that his agency would give up looking into whether to approve the use of cell phones on airplanes.
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Icahn ups pressure on Motorola, raises stake
Reuters   Friday, 23 March 2007

Investor Carl Icahn responds to a question at a meeting to announce the findings of the Lazard Report in New York, February 7, 2006. Icahn increased his pressure on Motorola Inc. by saying he had raised his stake in the mobile phone maker and is still seeking a seat on the board, according to a proxy filing. (Jeff Zelevansky/Reuters)Reuters - Carl Icahn increased his pressure on Motorola Inc. by saying he had raised his stake in the mobile phone maker and is still seeking a seat on the board, according to a proxy filing.


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Motorola shares fall to 2-year lows as woes appear to deepen
Canadian Press   Friday, 23 March 2007
Canadian Press - CHICAGO (AP) - Motorola shares sank to a two-year low Thursday as analysts said there was no immediate end in sight for the cell phone maker's financial problems.
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Good news for tech: Nasdaq tops start-of-year level
InfoWorld   Friday, 23 March 2007
InfoWorld - Mobile-device makers Motorola and Palm had a rocky time in the market this week, but positive news from Adobe and Oracle, along with the promise of steady growth, helped boost confidence in the technology sector.
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Motorola stock off in pre-market trading
AP   Thursday, 22 March 2007

A man rides past a Motorola mobile phone shop in the downtown of Vietnam's southern Ho Chi Minh city in this May 31, 2006 file photo. Motorola warned on Wednesday that it would post a first-quarter loss, citing weaker-than-expected sales for its mobile devices business. (Kham/Reuters)AP - Hold the phone on that Motorola comeback story. The cell-phone maker's attempted recovery from a late 2006 setback was dealt a severe blow Wednesday when the company warned that sales and profits have weakened further and it will post a first-quarter loss.


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Jet passengers may not get to chat on cellphones after all
USATODAY.com   Thursday, 22 March 2007
USATODAY.com - The once-highflying idea of letting passengers use their wireless phones on airplanes is about to be grounded.
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Lower 3G loss lifts Hutchison, Cheung Kong profit
Reuters   Thursday, 22 March 2007

Li Ka-shing, chairman of Hutchison Whampoa Ltd. and Cheung Kong Ltd., at a news conference to announce interim results in Hong Kong in this August 24, 2006 file photo. Hutchison Whampoa Ltd. posted a 40 percent surge in 2006 net profit on Thursday, in line with forecasts, on narrowing losses at its third-generation mobile telecoms business and exceptional gains. (Paul Yeung/Reuters)Reuters - Hutchison Whampoa Ltd. (0013.HK) and Cheung Kong (Holdings) (0001.HK), Hong Kong tycoon Li Ka-shing's twin flagships, posted higher earnings for 2006 on narrowing third-generation telecoms losses and stuck to profitability targets for the long-maligned 3G business.


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Asian mobile phone makers: dinosaurs in the making
Reuters   Thursday, 22 March 2007
Reuters - Struggling to boost sales in a maturing mobile phone industry gripped by cut-throat competition, several Asian handset makers are heading for extinction.
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