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July 24, 2008 Verizon Wireless, which is a joint venture between Verizon Communications Inc.

Vodafone shares plummeted 14 percent on Tuesday after the mobile phone company scaled back its full-year sales forecast as tough economic conditions led consumers to refrain from buying and using new handsets.

The northern African island nation of Cape Verde, one of the world's poorest states, yesterday became the 153rd member of the World Trade Organization, or WTO.

Consumption declining across commercial and household users thanks to 5% increase in prices Comments Chief executive blames declining revenue on departure of migrant workers and economic slowdown Comments ...

After seeing off powerful competitors from the boardroom to emerging markets in Africa and Asia, Vodafone's India-born chief executive Arun Sarin is facing a stiff challenge from decidedly unexpected quarters - ...

Vodafone's share price plunged 16 percent, the most in 20 years, dragging down Swedish telecom equipment vendor Ericsson, the world's largest wireless equipment maker, and three of Europe's biggest telcom ...

F1: More Rumors McLaren May Lose Another Big Sponsor ? The departing CEO of Vodafone, the largest mobile phone company in the world, has denied rumours the British firm might withdraw its major sports ...

July 23, 2008 Wavecom S.A. intends to activate the share repurchase program under the authorization granted to the board of directors at its annual shareholders meeting held on May 14, 2008.

If three makes a trend, the moves on Wednesday by Costco Wholesale and Vodafone Group to buy back stock worth a billion dollars and pounds, respectively, after issuing warnings can only be considered, maybe, ...

Verizon Wireless, the second-largest U.S. mobile service provider, said on Tuesday it added 1.5 million customers in the second quarter, slightly ahead of some Wall Street expectations.

Verizon Wireless reported that it has added 1.5 million subscribers bringing its total subscriber base to 68.7 million.

Vodafone Group Plc , the world's largest mobile-phone company, reduced its sales forecast and Ericsson AB , the biggest maker of wireless networks, posted a 70 percent drop in profit as corporate and consumer ...

Vodafone cut its revenue outlook saying that consumers were delaying buying new phones.

Stocks in Europe dropped sharply in early action Tuesday, as a warning on revenue from Britain's Vodafone Group and a profit miss at Sweden's Ericsson added to worries after several high-profile disappointments ...

Vodafone's shares have fallen 11% after the mobile phone giant warned revenue would be hit by the economic slowdown.

Limited take-up for the $8 billion share sale from Britain's top mortgage lender HBOS contributed to a pessimistic mood in London, dragging stocks lower.

UK mobile games maker Player X is buying Madrid-based mobile games publisher Gaelco Moviles for an undisclosed cash amount - its first acquisition and part of a European expansion plan.

Agencies Posted online: Friday , July 18, 2008 at 15:39 hrs Updated On: Friday , July 18, 2008 at 15:39 hrs Upset over the policy framework for issuing new licences and allocating spectrum, GSM player Vodafone ...

Vodafone GmbH chairman Friedrich Joussen gestures as he gives a press conference in Hanover, March 2008.

FAST GROWING Brit company Player X has acquired its Spanish equivalent, Gaelco Moviles, in a cash deal.