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Huawei’s Latest Earnings Mask Its Trouble Outside China
Huawei last week touted a 23% increase in first-half revenue, despite US sanctions. But smartphone sales fell outside its home ... -
Having Broadband Issues? This Tool Helps You Learn Local Laws
Washington disputes get the headlines, but much US telecom policy is determined by states and cities. A nonprofit has catalogued ... -
The $26.5B T-Mobile/Sprint Merger Moves a Big Step Forward
The Justice Department approved the $26.5 billion deal, with conditions. But it still faces a lawsuit from 13 states and ... -
Apple Is Buying Intel's Modem Unit to Control Its 5G Destiny
Apple said it is buying the Intel unit that makes smartphone modems. The deal allows the iPhone maker to further ... -
While Washington Talks Antitrust, Europe Takes Action
The European Commission fined chipmaker Qualcomm €242 million for luring Chinese phone makers with low prices, forcing a British rival ... -
That Global Ban on Huawei? Not So Much Anymore
A UK committee declines to recommend banning Huawei from the nation’s telecom networks, as the US prepares to permit some ... -
Surprise! Huawei Can Actually Innovate—and Win Fans
The Chinese company is viewed as a copycat and national-security threat. But it took more than low prices to create ... -
Schools and Phone Companies Face Off Over Wireless Spectrum
The FCC proposes to auction a portion of spectrum reserved decades ago for educational uses. Some education advocates aren’t happy. ... -
Huawei Says US Sanctions Will Reduce Revenue by $30 Billion
The Trump administration last month barred shipments of any US technology to Chinese telecom giant Huawei. http://www.wired.com/ -
State Attorneys General Sue to Block T-Mobile/Sprint Merger
Nine states and the District of Columbia say the deal will reduce competition and lead to higher prices for wireless ...
