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Huawei, ZTE Gear Removal From US Telecom Network Will Need Additional $3 Billion, Says FCC
FCC says the US needs an additional $3 billion (roughly Rs. 25,500 crore) to replace Chinese telecoms giants Huawei and ZTE on the US telecom network. This will bring the total cost for removal of Huawei, ZTE gear to $4.9 billion (roughly Rs. 40,000 crore).
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US Congress Has Few Options to Stop Trump From Saving China's ZTE
There is little Congress can do to stop President Donald Trump if he wants to relax penalties on ZTE Corp, despite strong bipartisan opposition.
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As Doors Close in the US, Huawei Sets Its Sights on Europe
However, while Chinese trade relations with Europe remain calm, the US has been warning officials in Canada and Australia about Huawei, raising questions about its global prospects.
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AT&T and US Government Face Off in Court Monday. Here's What You Need to Know.
The case could effectively put a freeze on the recent tide of mega-mergers nationwide - or weaken regulators for years. Why should you care? It could even lead to price changes in your cable bills.
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Huawei in Early 5G Trials With 30 Telcos; CEO Rejects US Security Fears
Huawei is forging closer commercial ties with big telecom operators across Asia, the Americas, and Europe.
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Verizon Tweaks Prices, Cuts Video Quality on Unlimited Plans
All major US carriers now offer unlimited plans after years of steering people toward paying extra for using more data.
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Verizon Adds Over 300,000 Subscribers, With Attractive Unlimited Plans
The increase highlights a big turnaround from Verizon's last earnings report, which for the first time saw it losing wireless customers faster than it could replace them.
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Sprint, SoftBank Said to Be in Informal Talks for T-Mobile Merger
Executives of both SoftBank, Sprint's largest shareholder, and Sprint itself have had informal contact with T-Mobile owner Deutsche Telekom about a transaction, people familiar with the matter said.
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US Telecoms Industry Set for M&A Negotiations Frenzy
In 10 days, the US Federal Communications Commission (FCC) will lift a ban on telecoms companies engaging in merger talks.
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SoftBank, Foxconn to Deepen Ties With Joint Venture
Foxconn founder Terry Gou and Softbank Chief Executive Masayoshi Son, both among Asia's richest men, have done business together for years.
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Verizon Starts Offering Unlimited Data Plan in the US, T-Mobile Responds
As recently as January, Verizon's chief financial officer said unlimited plans were "not something we feel the need to do" even though rivals had made inroads against Verizon by offering them.
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iPhone 7 Opening Weekend: T-Mobile, Sprint Report Strong Demand
Sprint said pre-orders were up nearly four times, compared to last year. Pre-orders also rose nearly four times at T-Mobile.
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Cuba, US Officials Hold Talks On Internet And Telecoms
Cuban officials say they have held two days of talks with their US counterparts about telecommunications and the Internet.
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AT&T, US Telecom Groups Seek To Block New Internet Rules
The groups called for regulators to block parts of new rules for ISPs, citing "crushing" compliance costs and threats to investment.
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T-Mobile Making Money Through Bogus Billing: FTC
The Federal Trade Commission says T-Mobile US wrongly charged customers for premium services they never authorised.
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Huawei, ZTE Gear Removal From US Telecom Network Will Need Additional $3 Billion, Says FCC
FCC says the US needs an additional $3 billion (roughly Rs. 25,500 crore) to replace Chinese telecoms giants Huawei and ZTE on the US telecom network. This will bring the total cost for removal of Huawei, ZTE gear to $4.9 billion (roughly Rs. 40,000 crore).
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US Congress Has Few Options to Stop Trump From Saving China's ZTE
There is little Congress can do to stop President Donald Trump if he wants to relax penalties on ZTE Corp, despite strong bipartisan opposition.
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As Doors Close in the US, Huawei Sets Its Sights on Europe
However, while Chinese trade relations with Europe remain calm, the US has been warning officials in Canada and Australia about Huawei, raising questions about its global prospects.
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AT&T and US Government Face Off in Court Monday. Here's What You Need to Know.
The case could effectively put a freeze on the recent tide of mega-mergers nationwide - or weaken regulators for years. Why should you care? It could even lead to price changes in your cable bills.
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Huawei in Early 5G Trials With 30 Telcos; CEO Rejects US Security Fears
Huawei is forging closer commercial ties with big telecom operators across Asia, the Americas, and Europe.
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Verizon Tweaks Prices, Cuts Video Quality on Unlimited Plans
All major US carriers now offer unlimited plans after years of steering people toward paying extra for using more data.
-
Verizon Adds Over 300,000 Subscribers, With Attractive Unlimited Plans
The increase highlights a big turnaround from Verizon's last earnings report, which for the first time saw it losing wireless customers faster than it could replace them.
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Sprint, SoftBank Said to Be in Informal Talks for T-Mobile Merger
Executives of both SoftBank, Sprint's largest shareholder, and Sprint itself have had informal contact with T-Mobile owner Deutsche Telekom about a transaction, people familiar with the matter said.
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US Telecoms Industry Set for M&A Negotiations Frenzy
In 10 days, the US Federal Communications Commission (FCC) will lift a ban on telecoms companies engaging in merger talks.
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SoftBank, Foxconn to Deepen Ties With Joint Venture
Foxconn founder Terry Gou and Softbank Chief Executive Masayoshi Son, both among Asia's richest men, have done business together for years.
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Verizon Starts Offering Unlimited Data Plan in the US, T-Mobile Responds
As recently as January, Verizon's chief financial officer said unlimited plans were "not something we feel the need to do" even though rivals had made inroads against Verizon by offering them.
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iPhone 7 Opening Weekend: T-Mobile, Sprint Report Strong Demand
Sprint said pre-orders were up nearly four times, compared to last year. Pre-orders also rose nearly four times at T-Mobile.
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Cuba, US Officials Hold Talks On Internet And Telecoms
Cuban officials say they have held two days of talks with their US counterparts about telecommunications and the Internet.
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AT&T, US Telecom Groups Seek To Block New Internet Rules
The groups called for regulators to block parts of new rules for ISPs, citing "crushing" compliance costs and threats to investment.
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T-Mobile Making Money Through Bogus Billing: FTC
The Federal Trade Commission says T-Mobile US wrongly charged customers for premium services they never authorised.
