A partnership agreement between the International Table Tennis Federation (ITTF) and telecommunications firm China Unicom has been renewed. The company have worked with the ITTF since 2006 and the latest deal has seen another four…
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China Unicom extend partnership with ITTF
China Unicom Extends ITTF Partnership
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