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Chinese Telecom Companies to Get Rid of Roaming Fees
At a State Council press conference on Monday, China’s top mobile carriers—China Mobile, China Telecom and China Unicom—announced plans to abolish inter-province roaming fees that have long dogged mobile users. The plan will go into…
Deutsche Telekom, China Mobile, Telefonica part of ‘Zero Touch NSM’ automation project
Aiming to have an impact on network operations in the 5G era, Deutsche Telekom, China Mobile and Telefonica are among more than a dozen companies that are participating in a three-month project to evaluate ways…
Mobile internet powers app industry
China’s booming mobile internet is playing an increasingly key role in supporting the growth of its mobile app industry, according to the latest annual report released on Thursday by App Annie, the US-based mobile analytics…
BRIEF-Hengtong Optic Electric unit wins bid of China Mobile transmission pipeline project
March 10 Hengtong Optic-Electric Co Ltd : * Says its Heilongjiang-based unit won bids of China Mobile 2017-2018 transmission pipeline centralized purchasing project * Bid price remains undisclosed Source text in Chinese: goo.gl/frddSE Further company…
Why government policy has a bigger impact on China’s telecoms industry than market competition
In his presentation of this year’s Government Work Report to the National People’s Congress last Sunday, Li directed China Mobile, China Unicom and China Telecom to remove all domestic long-distance and mobile roaming fees by…
China Mobile Hong Kong expands wholesale relationship with HKBN
Hong Kong consumer operator HKBN has expanded its relationship with China Mobile to launch 4G services that are bundled with its own fixed broadband and TV offers. HKBN – previously better know and Hong Kong…
China’s tech giants are pouring billions into US start-ups
Collectively known as the BAT, China’s giant technology companies that dominate search, e-commerce and mobile messaging in their home market are going global. The United States is their primary shopping place to diversify and build…
9 Most Popular Mobile Apps In China
Snap Inc (NYSE: SNAP) shares may finally be settling into a groove following several volatile days in its first week on the public market. With more than 158 million daily active users, U.S. investors are…
Living loud in China's lively public spaces
China does not have those cities … I can remember being in London many years ago on a backpacking trip when I got the news that a good friend, a brilliant young doctor, had died…
China's yuan exchange rate to be stable this year – central bank governor
BEIJING China’s central bank chief said on Friday he expects the yuan exchange rate to be stable this year. People’s Bank of China Governor Zhou Xiaochuan added that exchange rate fluctuations are normal. Zhou made…
China Central Bank Admits It Has A Debt Problem, Warns No Easy Solution
It’s a well-known risk, perhaps the biggest to the global financial system: China’s debt is too high, with estimates ranging from 250% to 300% of GDP per the IIF: And while China has largely ignored,…
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