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Ericsson shows signs of recovery

Rise in US sales boosts performance

11:50am

SoftBank profits double on Apple contract

Japanese mobile carrier sales up 7% on iPhone demand

Research in Motion (RIM) President and Chief Executive Officer Thorsten Heins introduces a new RIM Blackberry 10 device during their launch in New York January 30, 2013. ©Reuters 9:10pm

Rimless BlackBerry hopes to regain touch

Device maker loses RIM name as it moves into smartphone market

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Ericsson: after the downturn, the upturn

Investors see nothing but good in Swedish telecom equipment maker’s results

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EU faces up to China over trade dispute

Fears arise of row boiling over into a fully fledged trade war

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Qualcomm profit up 35% on smartphone wave

Chipmaker’s revenues hit record of $6.02bn for quarter

A new BlackBerry Z10 handset ©EPA From TECHNOLOGY Jan 30, 2013

Radical redesign with multitaskers in mind

Perhaps the most important feature is Z10’s touchscreen keyboard

Mexican presidential candidate for the Institutional Revolutionary Party (PRI), Enrique Pena Nieto, waves to supporters during a rally in Atlacomulco, Mexico State on June 17, 2012. Incoming president Enrique Pena Nieto will inherit two Mexicos when he takes office on December 1, 2012: One basking in economic growth and another mired in a bloody drug war that has left 60,000 dead ©AFP From COMMENT Jan 30, 2013

Mexico: Aztec tiger

The country has emerged from Brazil’s shadow to become the darling of investors

Jan 30, 2013

Çukurova wins right to control Turkcell

UK Privy Council resolves long dispute between tycoons

Jan 29, 2013

SoftBank’s $20bn Sprint plan faces delay

Department of Justice calls for delay to deal

From GLOBAL ECONOMY Jan 29, 2013

China anger at EU telecoms demands

Heated subsidy dispute risks turning into trade war

From WORLD Jan 29, 2013

India sees end to Vodafone tax dispute

Finance minister says more talks to be held with UK telecoms group

From TECHNOLOGY Jan 29, 2013

Asian groups set the pace in IT investment

Spending on latest IT no substitute for mature platform, says AT&T

From RETAIL & CONSUMER Jan 28, 2013

Former CWW chief seeks longevity

Incoming Premier Foods boss left Vodafone twice

Jan 28, 2013

UK judges to rule on Turkcell control

Dispute between two tycoons since 2007

Jan 28, 2013

RIM comeback hopes rest on new platform

BlackBerry maker to unveil new operating system and devices

Jan 28, 2013

Strong demand for 4G buoys Filtronic

Sales in wireless division more than double in half-year results

From MEDIA Jan 28, 2013

Demand for restraint to hit bonuses

Many groups also plan to freeze pay

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From TECHNOLOGY Jan 25, 2013

Smartphone industry set for slower growth

Six years after iPhone was unveiled, high growth is harder to find

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