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Qtel Group among 82 leading telecom firms in region
DOHA: Samena Telecommunications Council, the the tri-regional telecommunications consortium has announced the Qtel Group, as the latest addition to its rapidly growing member base of 82 leading telecommunications companies in the region.
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Bahrain: Busy signals
Service providers in Bahrain’s mobile phone sector breathed a sigh of relief when the country’s telecommunications regulator denied reports that it would open the doors for another operator. Despite this announcement though, the local industry could still be in for change.
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Minister questioned in India telecoms scandal
Indian authorities began questioning the country’s former telecommunications minister on Friday as part of investigations into a telecoms scandal that cost the country billions and paralyzed proceedings in parliament for nearly four weeks.
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India begins quizzing former minister over telecoms row
Indian federal agents questioned a former telecoms minister over the country’s biggest corruption case on Friday, a move the government hopes will help ease a crippling political row with the opposition.
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European Stocks Advance for Fourth Day; Aixtron Shares Surge
European stocks climbed for a fourth day, extending a 27-month high for the benchmark Stoxx Europe 600 Index, as reports in the U.S. showed the recovery in the world’s largest economy is intact.
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