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NBN to lead pay TV way for SingTel
News update Singapore's next-gen broadband network will play key role in boosting local carrier's competitive edge in pay TV market, says top company exec.
Tags: IPTV, Next-generation technology/networks, Mobile applications, Starhub, IP Television, SingTel, CEO, network, Mobile applications, IPTV
Business as usual for Asia Global Crossing
News Asia Global Crossing Ltd has maintained that its operations in the region will remain intact, despite bankruptcy filings by its parent Global Crossing Ltd.
Layoffs could knock on Yahoo Asia's door
News It remains unclear whether Yahoo Inc's global retrenchment exercise would affect Asia.
Telecom NZ suffering further decline
News Telecom New Zealand has reported a 43.9 percent fall in full year net profit to US$271.8 million, continuing a recent downward trend.
Tags: Business Strategies & Functions, Telecommunications, Broadband, EBITDA, amortization, CEO, financial, network, mobile network, finance
High price may affect True Corp offer
News True Corp shareholders approved the issue of 10 billion new shares to raise 153.3 billion baht (US$4.43 billion) of capital for the telecommunications company.
Tags: Business broadband, Business structures, Investments, Mobile, Thailand, Dividend, World Bank, Stock, pay-TV, EBITDA
Facebook ousts CFO Gideon Yu
News Facebook confirmed that CFO Yu will be leaving the company. Now the big question is, why?
Tags: Human resources, CFO, IPO, GAAP, Gideon Yu, Gideon, EBITDA, Facebook, financial, valuation
TiVo sues AT&T, Verizon over DVR patents
News TiVo alleges AT&T and Verizon are violating three of its DVR patents, in a repeat of the tack it took against Dish/EchoStar.
Tags: DVR, Verizon Communications Inc., Patent, intellectual property, Comcast Corp., AT&T Corp., Best Buy Co. Inc.
AOL Time Warner climbs on big gains
News The media giant's first-quarter earnings beat Wall Street estimates, boosted by strong revenues and growth in the company's online and cable businesses.
SEC probe rattles AOL investors
News AOL Time Warner shares tumble as worries of a Securities and Exchange Commission inquiry overshadow the company's second-quarter profit.
Cable & Wireless snaps up Digital Island
News British telecom company Cable & Wireless on Monday snapped up Digital Island for US$340 million, with a plan to merge the two companies' global networks to create a larger, more comprehensive Internet Protocol backbone for business clients.
WorldCom meets estimates
News WorldCom met analysts' reduced estimates for its fourth quarter and said it expects full-year revenue growth of between 12 percent and 15 percent for fiscal 2001.
Disney to cut 4,000 from staff
News Walt Disney said Tuesday that it will cut 4,000 jobs, or 3 percent of its work force, in an attempt to reduce costs in an increasingly "challenging" economic environment.
PCCW lays off 340 employees
News Hours before announcing its new Internet Services Strategy, Pacific Century CyberWorks fired 340 employees in "areas where existing jobs can be combined, merged with another function, or eliminated".
CEO Levin to retire from AOL Time Warner
News Gerald Levin, who says the company is ready for a "new era of leadership," will retire in May 2002 and will be succeeded by co-COO Richard Parsons.
Techs duck and cover after WorldCom
News After WorldCom, technology companies may be more closely scrutinized for a wide range of reasons, including ties to auditors and use of various earnings measures.
