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| | | ... semiconductor-linked shares. The benchmark Nikkei rose 32.25 points to 16,413.79. HONG KONG - Blue chips rose, led by China Mobile, while strong momentum swept up underplayed issues like mainland lenders and conglomerate Hutchison Whampoa. The benchmark ... |
| | | | Phone and online banking could soon be replaced by mobile banking as the preferred communication channel of consumers, according to a new survey. Among the highlights of the research commissioned by mobile content services provider Sybase 365 was that ... |
| | | | Showing what can happen when businesses are given a viable commercial pathway for doing something about climate exchange, telecommunications group M2 has launched a consumer package that automatically buys abatements on the Australian Climate Exchange ... |
| | | | ... Nikkei lost 262.02 points to end at 16,158.45. HONG KONG - Stocks closed at a record high, thanks to heavyweight China Mobile, which hit a record on renewed speculation that China would soon restructure its telecom industry. The benchmark Hang Seng Index ... |
| | | | ... market strategy. Andrews has 15 years of marketing experience, previously working on brands including Microsoft, AXA, 3 Mobile and GE Money. "I'm thrilled to be part of a company whose sole purpose is to boost the retirement incomes of members," Andrews ... |
| | | | ... KONG - Blue chips rose 2.02 per cent, in step with recovering global equities, as investors bought top names like China Mobile and China Construction Bank, which set a fresh record. The benchmark Hang Seng Index closed up 463.94 points at 23,484.54. ... |
| | | | ... their predecessors, yet another study has found that many people are unable to separate their private and work time due to mobile email devices such as the Blackberry. The annual Sensis study, which surveyed 1800 small and medium enterprises and a further ... |
| | | | ... lowest in eight months. The Nikkei added 35.96 points to 16,800.05. HONG KONG - Hong Kong stocks rose on the back of China Mobile and property plays, after the market dipped in and out of positive territory due to persistent global credit fears sparked ... |
| | | | ... HONG KONG - Hong Kong stocks edged higher following Wall St's late-day rally on Thursday, and buoyed by a strong China Mobile as fears of tighter credit conditions eased. The Hang Seng Index closed 0.42 per cent firmer at 22,538.44, a rise of 95.19 points ... |
| | | | ... a four-week low. Exporting stocks fell on the back of a stronger yen and price competition concerns prompted a fall in mobile carrier KDDI and its rivals. The Nikkei average lost 194.29 points to close at 17,963.64. HONG KONG - Hong Kong blue chips nudged ... |
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