France Télécom

...known as the Jena 6. Bear was charged with attempted murder in a controversial court case. Harold Dow reports on his second chance. France Telecom is undergoing a major restructuring in which the goal is to cut billions of dollars in...

In this article: California and Nevada, California, Nevada, Suicide, Cancer, and Harold Dow

...like Leap Wireless and MetroPCS. It has also struggled in Britain in the last year but announced in September that it planned to merge with France Telecom's Orange in the market to better compete with the likes of Telefonica's O2 and...

In this article: Deutsche Telekom, United States, Handelsblatt, MetroPCS, Vodafone, AT&T Inc, London, Joint venture, and Orange

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In this article: Iphone, Apple, France, Europe, U.K., Orange, Bouygues Telecom, and Vivendi

...the global head of France Telecom's Orange mobile business, told the same conference they too had seen a sudden drop in voice revenues but said they had seen huge demand for data offerings both from its most mature European markets and...

In this article: Revenue, Vodafone, Google, Europe, Unemployment, and Orange

...challenges and opportunities in the residential and business segments. It explores three different WiMax deployments in detail: France Telecom in Cameroon, Go in Saudi Arabia, and Umniah in Jordan. "Africa and the Middle East is...

In this article: Africa, Middle East, Competitor analysis, Latin America, Dublin, Cameroon, Saudi Arabia, and Jordan

...raise at least 1.5 billion rupees," he said. Mauritius Telecom sold a 40 percent stake to Orange, which is owned by France Telecom <FTE.PA>, in 2000. It dominates the fixed-line and mobile markets and is a leading Internet service provider.

In this article: Mauritius, Mauritius Telecom, Orange, and State Bank of Mauritius

...from the village of Petite-Foret, near the Belgian border, thought it must be some kind of joke. His provider Orange, a subsidiary of France Telecom, was charging him 45,923.61 for the month of August. "I laughed when I saw the bill, but I...

In this article: Orange, Agence France Press, Nokia, Belgium, and Petite-Foret

...may prove ambitious with strong indications that global bidders are likely to stay away from the auction ring. When contacted, France Telecom, Cable & Wireless and British Telecom confirmed they would not be bidding for 3G, while...

In this article: Attorney General, Cable & Wireless, Google, Vodafone, and AT&T

France Telecom, the owner of the Orange mobile phone network, is to set aside EUR1bn (GBP897m) to improve staff morale in an attempt to end a wave of suicides at the company. The money will be used to allow staff aged over 57 to work...

In this article: Suicide, Revenue, and Orange

Navigation - link to other main sections from here France Telecom to invest EUR1bn to prevent suicides Telecommunications giant said it may enable staff aged over 57 to work part time under a stress-reduction programme Adam Sage in...

In this article: Suicide, Didier Lombard, Tax, France, and Paris