Значения термина telecommunications operator на английском

About Orange SA Orange SA is a France-based multi-service telecommunications operator.

An MTN subsidiary is a major shareholder in Irancell, a government-connected telecommunications operator in Iran.

An MTN subsidiary is a major shareholder in Irancell, a major government-connected telecommunications operator in Iran.

On average, a large telecommunications operator has gone bust every six days for the past six months.

The Commerce Commission on Tuesday raised the price telecommunications operator Chorus can charge for access to its network.

Heavyweight First Gulf Bank rose 2.4 percent and telecommunications operator Etisalat gained 1.0 percent.

Islamic bank Masraf Al Rayan and telecommunications operator Ooredoo rose 1.8 and 4.4 percent.

Mobile telecommunications operator Eircell has signed up UK technology company Digital Rum to develop its next generation e-commerce shopping portal.

German telecommunications operator Deutsche Telekom, which has recently completed Internet telephony tests in Britain, is launching another overseas test in the US.

The latest round, which also included an investment from NTT DoCoMo Inc, Japan's largest mobile telecommunications operator, will help accelerate international expansion.

Oil drilling rig provider Gulf International Services rose 2.2 percent while telecommunications operator Ooredoo gained 1.3 percent.

Some shares favoured by international funds surged, such as telecommunications operator Vodafone Qatar, which jumped 6.7 percent.

Dubai's real estate bellwether Emaar Properties and telecommunications operator Du led declines, slipping 3.6 and 2.9 percent.

The fall in the share price of the telecommunications operator has increased expectations that shareholders will have to write down the value of their investment.

Shares of telecommunications operator Atheeb, which had been suspended by the capital markets regulator since Sept. 25, tumbled 3.1 percent.

Zopt, the controlling shareholder in Portugal's second-largest telecommunications operator NOS, is owned by local conglomerate Sonae and Isabel dos Santos, the daughter of Angola's president.