MTN Group, which operates in Africa and the Middle East, could set a jarring new price floor in the already scary mobile phone market.
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Stymied by market saturation in Europe, the British carrier is seeking to extend its investment in Africa, one of the least saturated mobile markets in the world.
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Search giant supports plan to launch 16 satellites to provide high speed internet to 3 billion people in Africa, South Asia and Latin America.
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Apple iPhone users bitch about poor 3G reception, European VCs tighten the purse strings, Vodafone's plan for world domination spreads to Ghana.
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But poor countries still lag the wealthy, UN agency reports.
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Can broadcasters sell $200 radio receivers in a country where there is no clamor for radio’s digital age?
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Gilead Sciences licenses AIDS treatment Tenofovir to eight more Indian companies.
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iGate successfully completes phase I trial of vaccine, with help from the Gates Foundation.
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Humanitarian organization appeals to Abbott and looks for help from generic drugmakers.
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Millicom says $5.3-billion deal can’t be completed in ‘an acceptable time frame.’
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Growth is shifting, but the industry is none the poorer for that.
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Scientists are uncovering new ways to combat the deadly parasite.
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The world’s largest software maker plans to file lawsuits on three continents.
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Beyond Israel’s bubbling tech scene, the Middle East still looks pretty dry. But looks aren’t everything.
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Europe, Asia, and Latin America blow past the U.S. in growth in PC shipments.
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There’s gold in the airwaves.
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New submarine fiber-optic cables serving Africa could bring the Internet to more people.
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Peninsula Capital founder invested early in Baidu; now he has his eye on Africa.
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PC maker claims it will sell cheaper machines in Africa and try to increase market share in native China.
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Microsoft gives developers view of Office 12; Comcast, Viacom make a deal; rocket merger fizzles; Africa jazzed by mobile voice.
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