Gulveen Aulakh
The end of Sharma’s term will bring to a close a tumultuous period which saw the entry of Jio with free voice and data offers, triggering the bitterest of fights between the newcomer and the older operators.
A French security expert raising security concerns over the Kimbho app; Patanjali says it will relaunch the app after fixing some technical issues.
As we saw in the Ericsson-Xiaomi case, we feel that India is a good ground for protecting patents,” Zhang said when asked whether the company would file a lawsuit here.
RCom and Ericsson have settled their eight-month dispute over unpaid dues for Rs 550 crore, bringing a huge relief to the Anil Ambani firm.
A truce between Ericsson and the telco appeared imminent, with both sides veering towards Rs 600-700 crore as settlement amount that would end their eight-month battle.
The settlement will enable RCom to proceed with asset monetisation as soon as it exits the debt resolution process.
Multinational telcos are supposed to act as intermediaries between airlines and Indian telcos while offering inflight connectivity (IFC) services, as per rules.
Jio's big challenger is finally here. The coming merger will create a rival with 410 mn customers, 42% customer market share and 37% revenue market share.
Ericsson has dragged RCom to bankruptcy court over non-payment of more than 1,000 crore of dues and has admitted its petition last week
India has signed free-trade agreements with ASEAN countries Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia, the Philippines, Thailand, Myanmar, Laos, Cambodia, Vietnam and Brunei.
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