Indian conglomerate to pay $1.72-per-share for US software specialist
Indian conglomerate to pay $1.72-per-share for US software specialist
Reliance Industries annual report reveals that Jio is becoming an ever more important part of its total business portfolio
Around the world in 80 seconds – We take a look at some of the biggest stories from across the global telecoms industry this past weekend
As operators in India continue to struggle with near unworkable market conditions, operators are looking at a range of options to free up cash and reduce debt
Indian market contracts but newcomer Reliance Jio Infocomm is still reporting impressive subscriber growth; market share approaches 15%
Reliance Jio has revolutionised the Indian market, bringing very low-cost tariffs to the subcontinent
Indian operator will call time on its mobile operations at the end of November, and will also walk away from DTH business, according to media reports
Bharti Airtel believes prices will stay low in India for up to a year but will then start to rise again; is open to buying 800-MHz spectrum
India’s mobile newcomer added more new customers in June than the market as a whole, taking share above 10%.
U.S. telco claims a family of four can save more than $2,000 compared to Verizon.
Ericsson’s latest Mobility Report reveals India added 43 million connections in Q1.
TRAI stats reveal aggressive newcomer added 5.8 million customers in March.
Indian operator again blames predatory pricing for 72% plunge in profit.
TRAI orders Indian operator to remove offer of three months of free services to new Jio Prime members.
Indian operator’s ‘Summer Surprise’ unlikely to go down well with its rivals.
Report claims new device to launch later this year, will feature tight integration with operator’s apps.
Disruptive newcomer offers a year of unlimited voice, text, data for one-off charge of INR99 plus INR303 per month.
TRAI reportedly calls on attorney general to examine whether operator’s free services constitutes predatory pricing.
Indian mobile operator to plough funds into network upgrades as customer base tops 70 million.
Operators reportedly cite caps on spectrum, revenue market share as barriers to major mergers.