Telekom Malaysia to spin off mobile units
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Telekom Malaysia, the country&#39;s biggest telecoms group, said that it will list its mobile phone operations separately next year in what is expected to be one of the country&#39;s biggest initial public offerings.
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The personal computer maker said it planned to sell its slumping cellphone unit so that it could focus on its personal computer business.
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Motorola Inc. plans to eliminate 1,000 jobs in the spinoff of its semiconductor unit, the company said Tuesday in a filing with government regulators.
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KUALA LUMPUR (Dow Jones)--Telekom Malaysia Bhd. (4863.KU) late Thursday said it will buy a 27.3% stake in Indonesia&#39;s PT Excelcomindo Pratama for $314 million in cash.
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SINGAPORE Telecommunications (SingTel) said it will commercially launch its high-speed third generation (3G) mobile service within months, putting it at the forefront of Southeast Asian telecoms firms looking to roll out the technology.
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The head of marketing for T-Mobile,  Deutsche Telekom's (DTEGn.DE) mobile phone operator, will leave  his job at the end of the year as the unit changes its  marketing strategy, T-Mobile said on Tuesday.
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Swedish-Finnish telecommunications operator TeliaSonera said on Monday it would form a new fully-owned telecom infrastructure subsidiary in Sweden.
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German telecommunications giant Telekom on Saturday announced plans to take its Internet unit off the stock market in a â¬2.9 billion ($3.
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InfoWorld - Nokia plans to fold all its mobile phone development efforts into a single new business unit, reflecting the growing importance&#160;of its business of multimedia and Internet-enabled devices.
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Nokia Corp., the world's biggest mobile phone maker, said Tuesday it plans to lay off "a few hundred" research and development workers globally including up to 250 in Finland in a move to cut R&D costs.
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Nokia Corp., the world's biggest mobile phone maker, said Tuesday it plans to lay off "a few hundred" research and development workers globally, including up to 250 in Finland, in a move to cut costs.
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Singapore Technologies Telemedia (ST Telemedia) and TM International, the international investment arm of Telekom Malaysia (together as a âConsortiumâ), have entered into definitive agreements to acquire a 47.7 per cent stake in IDEA Cellular (IDEA
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By Ho Siew Yee  CELCOM (Malaysia) Bhd, Malaysia's second largest mobile phone operator by subscriber volume, wants to boost its data revenue by offering better Internet services.
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HONG KONG: Hutchison Telecommunications International Ltd, which sells mobile phone services in India, Hong Kong and six other countries, cut its initial public offer target after Asian telecommunications stocks slumped this year.
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Vodafone KK President Shiro Tsuda has said the company will stop offering new second-generation cell phone handsets in 2005 to force customers to switch to 3G handsets.
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Telkom South Africa may sell the rest of a mobile-phone venture, the nationâs biggest, to Vodafone Group and dispose of its fixed-line unit to the MTN Group. Telkom South Africa said in a statement that it was in talks with Vodafone and MTN over âmobile strategy.â Telkom, which has a market value of about 103.4 billion rand ($14.4 billion), declined to give details. MTN and Vodafone confirmed the discussions in separate statements. The sales would effectively dismantle what was until last year a monopoly over fixed-line phone services in South Africa. They also would give the government an exit from its investment in Telkom. South Africa owns about 38 percent of the company.
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China Mobile, the country's top wireless operator, said Tuesday it planned to take advantage of the global stock market downturn to acquire overseas telecom firms that have now become cheaper.