Sentence examples for from its telecommunications from inspiring English sources

The letter said that for 2002, Marriott retained $17 million in rebates from its telecommunications contracts, which it negotiates on its own, not through Avendra.

Wipro, which is based in Bangalore, also said it expected earnings from its telecommunications customers to fall 10percentthis quarterer.

Mexico will allow companies to lease lines from its telecommunications carriers to provide long-distance calls, seeking to lower prices by increasing competition for the former state monopoly, Teléfonos de México.

Vivendi said most of the improvement came from its telecommunications businesses, notably the French phone company Cegetel and its cellular phone unit SFR, where operating income rose 30percentt, and the French pay television business, Canal Plus.

It alleges that Congress unfairly singled it out for punishment by banning federal agencies and contractors from buying its telecommunications equipment in an annual spending bill passed last year.

After announcing more than 10,000 job cuts this year, the German electronics company Siemens A.G. said it might cut another 3,000 positions to squeeze additional savings from its troubled telecommunications division.

CKH, the conglomerate that houses Li's non-property assets, including telecommunications, reported an adjusted net income of HK$31.2 billion ($4 billion) for 2015, narrowly beating the HK$31 billion estimated in a poll of analysts by Thomson Reuters, thanks to higher-than-expected earnings from its European telecommunications business.

Chris Lawrence, whom Credit Suisse First Boston hired earlier this year from Salomon Smith Barney as head of its telecommunications banking group, will keep the title in the combined company.

In exchange for Cablevision's building the network, the county has agreed to buy its telecommunications services from the company for the next five years at a cost estimated by county officials at $23.4 million.

Temasek Holdings, the investment arm of the Singapore government, has replaced its chief investment officer as it grapples with the political fallout from its purchase early this year of telecommunications assets from the family of ousted Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra of Thailand.

Such concerns were sharpened further by the continuing revelations about how the US National Security Agency NSAA) has been using algorithms to help it interpret the colossal amounts of data it has collected from its covert dragnet of international telecommunications.