China Unicom (Hong Kong) reported a 88.6 per cent increase in net profit for the first quarter to 1.9 billion yuan (HK$2.37 billion) from the same period last year, on the back of increased mobile...
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- May 19, 2013
- Updated: 9:25pm
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China Unicom
China Unicom is a state-owned telecom operator in China. China Unicom is ranked as the world’s third-biggest mobile provider.
A new memo that has been reportedly leaked from China's second largest mobile carrier, China Unicom, shows the nation's three telcos may not be nearly as united as many may think in their approach...
An official at China’s National Development and Reform Commission apparently created a storm this week after publicly endorsing information technology giant Tencent for charging a fee for its...
China Unicom (Hong Kong), which reported a 68 per cent surge in net profit for last year, plans an initial investment of up to 10 billion yuan (HK$12.5 billion) to roll out its 4G network.
Chinese telecoms officials have been speaking non-stop these last two weeks about 4G mobile networks, making the roll-out of commercial 4G services look almost inevitable as early as the third...
Based on data and other recent developments, it does indeed look like industry leader China Mobile could finally return to a growth track in the Year of the Snake after years of stagnation
New government data on mobile text messaging, also known as SMS, is underscoring how this former cash cow for China's telcos is quickly losing its audience.
Chinese media are blaming it on the weather, but no matter how you look at it the launch for Apple's iPhone 5 in China was pretty much a flop.
Without much public fanfare or even awareness except in the gloomy world of bean-counting accountants, China and the United States have embarked on yet another business collision course.
China Unicom (Hong Kong) has moved a step closer to acquiring its parent company's fixed-line infrastructure on the mainland, following the deal's endorsement by the carrier's independent board...
More than two months after Apple launched its latest iPhone, China Unicom and China Telecom are locked in a race to see who can offer the product first in China
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