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Nokia Chennai Plant crosses 2-mn units milestone
15 May 2015
After nearly seven years of operation, Nokia Networks' Chennai plant has manufactured over two million components for telecommunications networks of which about a quarter have been used for 4G technology
Apple agrees to settle lawsuit with A123 Systems
15 May 2015
Microsoft to prioritise mobile-friendly sites in search results
15 May 2015
Microsoft's Bing is following Google's move to raise search rankings for websites that are mobile-optimised
Australia’s Optus to invest $1.4 bn to take on rival Telstra
15 May 2015
Optus’ investment plan signals a looming battle with rival Telstra for dominance in the Australian market after years of being on the back foot
GM to spend $1 bn in Warren Technical Centre
15 May 2015
Google processes nearly a million links under ‘right to be forgotten’ after EU court ruling
14 May 2015
Mercedes rolls out new 220 CDI from Chakan
14 May 2015
Mercedes rolls out new 220 CDI from Chakan
14 May 2015
Bharti Airtel commences 4G trials in Chennai
14 May 2015
Google adds railway schedules, public transport in eight Indian cities to Google Transit
13 May 2015
Verizon to acquire AOL in $4.4-bn deal
13 May 2015
Verizon’s acquisition is in pursuance of its LTE wireless video and over-the-top video strategy
Verizon to acquire AOL in $4.4-bn deal
13 May 2015
Verizon’s acquisition is in pursuance of its LTE wireless video and over-the-top video strategy
Verizon to acquire AOL in $4.4-bn deal
13 May 2015
Verizon’s acquisition is in pursuance of its LTE wireless video and over-the-top video strategy
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