Dominant wireless carrier China Mobile is turning up its campaign to pressure the telecoms regulator to issue 4G licenses soon, this time through aggressive comments from its chairman at the world...
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ZTE Corp is a telecom equipment and systems company headquartered in Shenzhen in southern China. It is now one of the world's biggest telecom equipment makers, behind after Ericsson, Huawei, Alcatel-Lucent and Nokia Siemens.
26 Feb 2013
Huawei Technologies and ZTE separately announced their initiatives before the opening yesterday of the annual Mobile World Congress, the largest exhibition for the mobile communications industry....
25 Feb 2013
Offering big-screen, slick, slim smartphones at lower prices, Chinese manufacturers Huawei, ZTE and Lenovo will leverage the Mobile World Congress to chip away at the mighty duopoly, analysts say...
12 Feb 2013
Shenzhen-based ZTE, the world's fifth-largest supplier of telecommunications equipment, expects to accomplish that expansion over the next few years after initially growing its new business...
7 Feb 2013
Hong Kong and Shanghai-listed China Cosco Holdings could face a revolt by minority shareholders in China as it risks being delisted from the Shanghai stock exchange when it posts its third net...
News for certain companies seems to come in waves, which has certainly been the case for embattled telecoms equipment giant Huawei these past couple of weeks.
Lenovo said it generated $998 million from mobile phone sales in its latest fiscal reporting quarter, up 77 per cent from a year earlier, with the big majority of that coming from smartphones.
Last year, the company shipped 65 million handsets, among which smartphones had more than doubled to 35 million units from 15.8 million in 2011.
I don’t usually believe in conspiracy theories, but if I did I might be starting to wonder if Ren Zhengfei is really the powerful and insightful person Huawei keeps describing for us.
Lenovo, which saw its share price reach a 13-year high yesterday, is not expected to become one of the world's top-five mobile phone brands anytime soon, despite the company's aggressive expansion...
ZTE, China's second-largest telecommunications equipment maker, said yesterday it might return to profit this quarter after warning of a net loss of up to 2.9 billion yuan (HK$3.58 billion) for...
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