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Romtelecom asks its business partners to take its laid-off staffRomania’s telecom operator Romtelecom said previous Saturday it had urged several of its business partners to hire some of its 600 employees who will be laid off in May, Romanian Times reported on 1 March. About March 8 - Today in History  In 1655, John Casor becomes the first legally-recognized slave in what will be the United States. A mere 120 years later, Thomas Paine's "African Slavery in America," becomes the first article in the U.S. calling Ericsson president in the Economic Issues Council MSc Gordana Kovacevic, the president of the Croatian telecommunication company operating within the Ericsson Group, Ericsson Nikola Tesla was appointed the member of the Economic Issues Council, established by DSc Ivo Josipovic, the recently elected Ericsson fourth-quarter sales drop by 13% Swedish telecommunications giant Ericsson on January 25 blamed the drop in its fourth-quarter sales and net income partly on cautious investments by operators in some markets, official said. The group said net income - after Ericsson, BH sign 30 mln Croatian kuna contracts Ericsson Nikola Tesla, Croatia’s telecommunications equipment supplier and an integral part of the Ericsson Group, and BH Telecom signed contracts, worth 30 million Croatian kunas, for modernizing the operator’s fixed, service and mobile networks. Pursuant Ericsson’s billing solutions for Libya's Al-Madar Ericsson is to provide Al-Madar Al-Jadid, Libya's leading mobile operator with a convergent charging and billing solution that will enable its mobile subscribers to enjoy benefits such as flexible tariffs and full control of costs, Exports for Ericsson Nikola Tesla reach 54.8 mln Croatian kuna Advancing its vision of to be the prime driver in an all-communicating world, Ericsson Nikola Tesla, Croatia’s telecommunications equipment supplier and an integral part of the Ericsson Group continues with making new contracts in its Spotify launches Symbian mobile app Swedish online music service Spotify announced that it has launched an application for mobile phones running the Symbian operating system. The new application means that Spotify premium subscribers will now be able to run the Ciena, Nokia in a bidding war for Nortel Ciena Corp. and Nokia Siemens Networks finally squared off in an auction for Nortel Network’s metropolitan ethernet network division early last week. Nortel had delayed the auction a week while it talked to more parties in Ericsson acquires Nortel, now a US leader Ericsson strengthens global position with completion of Nortel acquisition in North America. Ericsson completed its acquisition of substantially all of Nortel’s CDMA business and LTE assets in North America. With this acquisition, Ericsson enhances its Open University on mobile phones The classroom of the future is moving to mobile phones, and reaching farther into India thanks to a new partnership between Ericsson and IGNOU (The Indira Gandhi National Open University). Ericsson will build a 3G Sony Ericsson stays in the red with fewer handsets sold Mobile telephone maker Sony Ericsson on October 16 reported a loss for the third quarter of 2009 and said it would continue its transformation programme to stem the flow of red ink, DPA reported. The Ericsson delivers interactive TV to Com Hem Ericsson is enabling Sweden‘s largest cable television operator, Com Hem, to deliver new advanced entertainment services to its consumers via an interactive TV platform. The new on-demand services will mean viewers can catch up on T-Mobile FYROM signs HSPA upgrade contract T-Mobile FYROM, the leading operator in FYROM and Ericsson recently inked a four year contract for a nationwide HSPA-enabled network and modernisation of the packet-core network, MRTOnline reported. T-Mobile FYROM is introducing high-speed mobile broadband Ericsson dealing, will get Elcoteq’s operations in Estonia Ericsson has signed an agreement with Finnish electronics maker Elcoteq, a supplier to Ericsson, for part of its manufacturing operations in Estonia. The purchase price is 30 million Euro, relating to inventory and some minor Ericsson inks 3G network contract with 3 Italy Hutchison 3G Italy (3 Italia) recently awarded an exclusive seven-year contract to Ericsson to modernise and upgrade its existing WCDMA/HSPA network with Ericsson technologies and architectures, it was reported last week. The agreement also includes Sony Ericsson lowers profit outlook yet again Mobile telephone maker Sony Ericsson said it expected to post a loss for first-quarter 2009, citing weak consumer demand. The news impacted Swedish telecommunications equipment maker Ericssons shares on the Stockholm bourse, which were down No slump for mobile phones? Ericsson CEO thinks no  The worlds largest telecoms manufacturer insisted there was no "crisis" in the phone business despite the worldwide economic slump, as the industrys main trade fair opened in Barcelona on February 16. "There is no telecoms Fears mount as 300 Ericsson jobs will go There is increasing speculation that Ericsson will lay off up to 300 workers at its plants in Dublin and Athlone, which prompted a meeting following the company`s decision in January to undertake a worldwide review Sony Ericsson puts earnings on hold Mobile telephone maker Sony Ericsson has reported a fourth-quarter loss and lower sales, describing the 2008 business year as “tumultuous” in the wake of the global economic downturn, company officials said. The group posted a |
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