How Huawei won over Europe
Huawei, charged with aiding Iran, quickly won over Europeans, joining Prince Charles' charities, and pumping billions into research.
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Uniti raising passes go; ready to list mid-Feb
Broadband distruptor Uniti Wireless has overcome a challenging market for initial public offerings - and a tough time of year to grab investor attention.
ACCC urges customers to demand refunds
The ACCC's efforts to hold telcos to account for misleadingly advertising broadband speeds appears to be failing after customers ignored offers of refunds.
ACCC blames TPG, Vodafone on delays
The competition regulator's decision on the $15 million Vodafone, TPG tie-up has been delayed for a second time.
Huawei founder forecasts ‘bitter days’ ahead
The founder of beleaguered Chinese tech giant Huawei says it is cutting staff as it faces headwinds in its emerging 5G business.
Telstra subsea deal signals post-NBN strategy
Telstra has made one of its strongest statements yet that it has not turned its back on fixed line infrastructure, with an upgrade to its subsea cable network.
Telecom Italia $24b grid spin-off spurned
A plan for Telecom Italia to spin off its $24 billion landline network, pushed for by US activist Elliott Management, has been knocked back.
Telcos in race to bottom on data
The intense competition in the mobile market passed another milestone on Friday when Vodafone revealed it was cutting the cost of its "endless data" plan to $50 a month.
Huawei CFO awaits fate in luxury
Meng Wanzhou steps out of her $6 million mansion, a GPS monitor strapped to her ankle, and slips into a chauffeured black SUV.
Huawei in trouble again in the US
It's understood Federal prosecutors in Seattle are investigating the Chinese technology giant on allegations of intellectual property theft,
Huawei target of US criminal probe
US authorities in Seattle are investigating Huawei for allegedly stealing trade secrets from American companies, an insider says.
