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  • Softbank, Sprint Pledge Not to Use Huawei, Lawmaker Says

    Softbank Corp. and Sprint Nextel Corp. told a U.S. lawmaker they won’t integrate equipment from Chinese gear maker Huawei Technologies Co. into Sprint’s network after they merge, the legislator said.

  • Huawei as Spying Threat Is Ridiculous, Plummer Says

    Oct. 9 (Bloomberg) -- Bill Plummer, spokesman for Huawei Technologies Co., talks about the company's response to a U.S. House committee report that said the phone-equipment maker may enable Chinese spying, and the impact of the government's investigation on the company's business. Plummer speaks with Nicole Lapin on Bloomberg Television's "Bloomberg West." (Source: Bloomberg)

  • Huawei Rejects U.S. Recommendation to Sell Assets, Waits for Obama Ruling

    Huawei Technologies Co., China’s largest phone networks maker, rejected calls by a U.S. panel to divest technology assets bought from 3Leaf Systems and will wait for President Barack Obama ’s decision on the issue.

  • Huawei’s Cheap Deals Pressure Samsung in Smartphone Arena

    Huawei Technologies Co., a Chinese company with little name recognition in the U.S., is poised to challenge Samsung Electronics Co. and eventually even Apple Inc. in the $219.1 billion market for smartphones. Its strategy: inexpensive handsets.

  • Reckitt Benckiser, Coach, Motorola: Intellectual Property

    Reckitt Benckiser Group Plc was given a final fine of 10.2 million pounds ($16.6 million) by a U.K. regulator for halting supplies of a heartburn medicine to the National Health Service to block sales of a generic version.

  • U.S. Lawmakers Expand Probe to Chinese Companies’ Dealings

    Two U.S. lawmakers asked Chinese telecommunications companies Huawei Technologies Co. and ZTE Corp. for details about their business dealings as part of an investigation into how their expansion may affect U.S. security.

  • Huawei Wins Order Protecting Data in Motorola Suit

    Huawei Technologies Co., China’s largest telecommunications equipment maker, won a court order barring Motorola Solutions Inc. from disclosing confidential information about Huawei’s technology to Nokia Siemens Networks, which plans to buy Motorola’s wireless networks business.

  • Huawei Technologies Setback Shows U.S. Is Refusing Investments, China Says

    Huawei Technologies Co.’s announcement that a U.S. government panel told it to divest technology assets bought from 3Leaf Systems shows the American government is using security concerns to reject Chinese investments, a Ministry of Commerce official said today.

  • Motorola Solutions Settles Its Dispute With Huawei Over Technology Secrets

    Motorola Solutions Inc. and Huawei Technologies Co. settled a technology-secrets dispute, allowing the sale of Motorola’s networks unit to Nokia Siemens Networks to proceed.

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