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According to recent reports, the co-CEOs of BlackBerry creator Research in Motion, Mike Lazaridis and Jim Balsillie, are stepping down from positions they've held for more than two decades. COO Thorsten Heins will now take over RIM.
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The Finnish telephone manufacturer Nokia is to cut another 3,500 jobs as part of its ongoing billion-euro cost-cutting plan.
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Canada is a world leader, at least when it comes to cellphone bills. A survey of global carriers released by Bank of America Merrill Lynch in late summer revealed that Canada has the highest monthly fees in the world.
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The cellphone carrier found a mistake in their recent billing cycle that has cost them a $50 million refund for 15 million users.
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A 17,000 km-long fibre optic cable stretching from France to South Africa will be operational in the first half of 2012.
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How European economies have used complex financial transactions to hide the true size of their debts and deficits in order to remain inside the Euro-zone's parameters.
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Emirates Mobile Television Corporation (EMTC) has been granted this Sunday the UAE's sole mobile TV broadcasting license.
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Nadir Mohamed is known for propelling Rogers Wireless into a telecom leader, and now he's been tapped to lead Rogers Communication. He was the Bay Street favourite after Ted Rogers passed away in December.
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Technology research firm Gartner, Inc. forecasts 7.6 per cent revenue growth through 2008, with telecom services leading the way.
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Telecom to refund 60,000 customers on the GO LARGE deal costing $8.5 million
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France Telecom plans to slash its payout to shareholders this year after a weak performance in 2011.
The European Union is investigating meetings between five of the region's biggest telecoms, including Vodafone and Deutsche Telekom.
A court in India grants bail to former Telecoms Minister Andimuthu Raja after 15 months in jail.
Zambia's president seizes control of the country's biggest telecoms company - sold to a Libyan investor two years ago by the previous government.
India's Supreme Court gives the government more time to auction telecoms licences that were cancelled in the country's biggest corruption scandal.
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