Telecoms

According to our correspondent Yangfan, a person familiar with the situation, the company (Reliance) is in talks with US telephone and Telegraph Company (AT&T) on a possible share sales deal, and if the deal is reached, telecoms giant telephone and telegraph company will have a minority stake in the Reliance Communications company.　　People familiar with the matter said that managers and advisers in two companies had contacted each other in the past few weeks, although the talks took an informal form and were at an early stage. March 16 This year, Reliance Communications company said its total number of mobile users exceeded 100 million, ...

Recently, the world's 4th largest telecoms telecommunications Telefonica S.A.　　Announced that the increase of the Ming (2010) annual dividend, but because the European market bias saturation, the revenue is declining, the company will be the performance of the revenue reduction, until 2012.　　In a report to the Spanish market regulator, Telefónica pointed out that by 2012 years ago its annual revenue growth rate (compound annual substituting rate,cagr) would have risen 1-4%. At the shareholder meeting, Telefónica set up from 200 ...

U.S. Eastern Time March 9 (Beijing time March 10) news, Forbes magazine published the 2011 Global Billionaires list, France's richest man Bernard Arnault promoted three, ranked fourth, because the Asia-Pacific region's wealth growth to promote the consumption of luxury goods such as Louis Vuitton. In Wednesday, the 2011 Forbes Global List of billionaires was released in New York, and the Mexican telecoms giant Carlos Slim, who continued to be the world's richest man with $74 billion worth, was second to Bill Gates, and Warren Buffett ranked third. Compared with last year, the top three ranked unchanged. ...

China Mobile fell slightly this morning, with shares falling 1.09% per cent to HK $76.95 in half a share and 12.73 million shares in the deal, buoyed by the news that the 4904-TW scheme had received far-spreading shareholder approvals. The company's shareholders have approved China Mobile's 12% per cent vote, according to Gao Zhihua, a spokesman for tele-communications, which plans to issue 444.34 million new shares to China Mobile, with a price of NT $40 each, up to a total of NT $17.77 billion. But Taiwan's government has yet to approve the deal, and Taiwan's regulators have previously said the telecoms industry is ...

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