Sentence examples for german telecommunications from inspiring English sources
The leading German telecommunications company is Deutsche Telekom AG.
Last October, Orange went to the altar with Mannesmann, the German telecommunications and engineering conglomerate.
Its German telecommunications partner, Mannesmann A.G., is the biggest shareholder, with just over 2percentt of the stock.
The new dividend effectively raises the price the German telecommunications company will pay for VoiceStream, based in Bellevue, Wash.
That team had moved to the United States this year after T-Mobile, the German telecommunications company, ended its sponsorship.
Drawing upon transaction cost arguments, we examine the determinants of the contractual complexity of collaborative agreements in the German telecommunications industry.
Like Deutsche Telekom's purchase of T-Mobile's predecessor VoiceStream in 2001, Blackstone's investment in the German telecommunications giant has turned out poorly.
The German telecommunications giant will hold onto a 74 percent stake, while current MetroPCS shareholders will keep a 26 percent stake.
Today, in North Rhine-Westphalia, a booming industrial region that includes Düsseldorf and Cologne, an estimated 130,000 Greeks ply in-demand modern skills at German technology, telecommunications and construction companies, as well as banks, hospitals and pharmacies.
In 2004, Mr. Ackermann was acquitted of charges that he and other members of the supervisory board of Mannesmann, a German mobile telecommunications provider, illegally paid a bonus to the company's chief executive after it was sold to its rival Vodafone.
Mr. Gent's tenacity in pursuing Mannesmann ended in victory on Thursday, when the German industrial-telecommunications conglomerate, the biggest mobile phone company in Europe, capitulated to an all-stock offer from Vodafone after resisting for three months.
