China Mobile Hong Kong News Archives

Google has been named the world's number one and most powerful brand for the second year in a row, clocking in at an estimated value at $85,057 million which represents a 30% increase in its brand valuation. via The Internet Stock Blog

Vodafone Group , China Mobile and Japan's Softbank on Thursday said they have agreed to establish a joint innovation lab to promote the development of new mobile technologies, applications and services. via Market Watch

“The frequency of foreign listings on the NYSE and Nasdaq has fallen by nearly 63%.”

The Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002 , signed into law after a rash of corporate malfeasance, was designed to protect U.S. investors. via Motley Fool

China Mobile is investing more than RMB600 million for building an operations center in Tianjin Airport Industrial Park. via ChinaTechNews.com

Ericsson has signed GSM expansion framework agreements with China's two largest mobile operators, China Mobile and China Unicom, valued at about US$1.3 billion and US$140 million respectively. via Cellular News

The Shanghai Composite Index decreased 5.62 percent to close at 3,292.67 on Monday, while the Shenzhen Composite Index fell 6.3 percent to close at 1,009.16. Trading volume on the Shanghai and Shenzhen Stock ... via Pacific Epoch

The Shanghai Composite Index decreased 2.09 percent to close at 3,222.74 on April 17, while the Shenzhen Composite Index fell 3.24 percent to close at 971.66. Trading volume on the Shanghai and Shenzhen Stock ... via Pacific Epoch

China Mobile Communications Corp., owner of the world's most valuable phone company, dropped its policy of only pursuing investments that result in management control after competition for phone assets drove up ... via Bloomberg.com - Asia

“Our door will remain open as long as there is customer demand.”

China Mobile is not in talks with Apple for an iPhone deal, according to the company's chairman, Wang Jianzhou. via IPod Observer

Ericsson signs GSM expansion deals with China's top two operators Posted: 14-Apr-2008 [Source: Ericsson] [Ericsson has signed GSM expansion framework contracts with China Mobile and China Unicom worth USD 1.3 ... via MobileTechNews

“The door is always open and as long as our clients like it, we will actively push for it”

Although minor holdings would give China Mobile only limited sway over target companies, Chief Executive Wang Jianzhou said there would be wider benefits from such deals. via The Boston Globe

ISLAMABAD: Keeping in view the business prospects in the Pakistani cellular market, China Mobile Communication Corporation has plan to invest $800 million by the end of this year, which would provide jobs to ... via South Asian Media Net

KARACHI: China Mobile launched its first international brand ZONG simultaneously all across Pakistan today. via Daily Times

I went over the first quarter's hottest foreign stock exchanges yesterday, so I may as well follow up by taking a look at the five markets that brought up the rear. via Fool.com

By Tahir Murtaza, RAWALPINDI, Apr 5 : President Pervez Musharraf Saturday said Pakistan and China enjoy a deep multifaceted relationship that was being translated into deeper trade and economic relations. via Kashar News

By Kaneez Fatima, ISLAMABAD, Apr 5 : Prime Minister Syed Yousaf Raza Gilani Saturday said China was Pakistan's all-weather, time-tested friend with the two countries having strategic and close relationship in ... via Kashar News

Taiwan-based electronics manufacturer BenQ is negotiating with China Mobile on the release of a TD-SCDMA enabled mobile Internet device , reports qq.com quoting BenQ laptop general manager Huang Renhong. via Pacific Epoch

“It's cool to have a 3G phone and it's the right time for me to replace phone.”

China's new 3G phones debuted in Shanghai Tuesday with flashy functions that attracted crowds of shoppers, even though sales were only moderate. via Xinhuanet

“I think China's TD-SCDMA still has at least one year to go before it becomes a mature technology.”

SCDMA is likely to face an uphill battle outside mainland China China, the world's largest mobile phone market , will begin rolling out 3G networks next month after many years of delay. via Vnunet