| Hi John, The United States has agreed to a deal which will put Chinese telecommunications company ZTE Corporation back in business in the country, with the company agreeing to pay a US$1 billion fine and overhaul its leadership in order to lift a ban on doing business with American suppliers.
New telco industry standards designed to give consumers an improved complaints experience when migrating to the national broadband network are about to come into effect, with the regulator acknowledging that “buck-passing” has plagued consumer experiences in the past.
Search giant Google is likely to face another hefty anti-trust fine from the European Union in July, this time over its Android mobile operating system.
Cyber crime is booming and online fraud is growing fast to become one of the most harmful corporate fraud categories identified by the FBI in the US, a global security firm claims.
Never say die BlackBerry is expanding its partner program, but with an emphasis on quality rather than quantity. And of course, there's plenty more so for all the news visit www.itwire.com.
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