Sentence examples for sales telecom from inspiring English sources

Not Ravinder (Rob) Chandhok, who is doing his second tour of duty at Qualcomm, the $11 billion (sales) telecom chip supplier.

One of Zafirovski's major moves has been to hire John J. Roese to serve as chief technology officer of the $10.5 billion (2005 sales) telecom giant.

The government expects 408 billion rupees (about $7 billion) from sales of telecom spectrum while sales of shares from public-sector companies are expected to add 400 billion rupees to its coffers.

Its sales to telecom service providers, cable operators, governments and enterprises worldwide are expected to grow 32% this year and 21% next year.

"The deal is bound to boost iPhone sales, but telecom operators won't be giving up the mid- and low-tier smartphone market, and sales of those phones will still be quite strong".

Take for the instance, the lackluster sale of telecom spectrum just last week.

After cancelling licenses following a corruption investigation into the sector, the government had hoped to raise 582 billion rupees (about $10 billion) from sales of telecoms spectrum sales in the budget last year.

The chief ministers say that, for their part, they will waive sales tax.Computers, telecoms and the Internet have become all the rage in India, spawning instant millionaires and enthusing politicians everywhere.

Findings in the audits will provide further ammunition to opposition parties, civil society groups and critics in the media who have argued that the government has lost its way, pointing to scandals over the sale of telecom licenses and to the widely criticized oversight of the Commonwealth Games in 2010.

And third, even though its profits and share price have held up far better than they have at technology companies that depend on hardware sales or telecoms-equipment orders, Microsoft has been doing its best to seem to have abandoned its old monopolistic behaviour.It is not that Microsoft admits any wrongdoing in its antitrust case, you understand.

Vivendi Q3 Sales Fall; Telecoms Strong.