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Telenor keeps options open; may bid for 2G spectrum
06 Feb 2012
Norwegian telecom operator Telenor today said its participation in the auction for 2G spectrum will depend on bid conditions
Foreign telcos set to appeal SC order; diplomats step in
06 Feb 2012
At least two of the foreign operators involved have made it clear that they will not simply up and leave, but will seek a review of the decision.
NMDC looking at more overseas acquisitions
04 Feb 2012
Russia pulls the plug on gas supplies to EU as temperatures plunge
04 Feb 2012
Russian natural-gas supplies to Europe were curtailed for a third straight day yesterday as particularly cold winter weather piled up pressure on Russia's domestic demand
SC ruling paves way for consolidation of telecom sector
04 Feb 2012
The Supreme Court verdict cancelling 122 telecom licences may help established companies like Vodafone and Bharti Airtel to pick up more radio spectrum
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