THE NEWS President Obama ordered the easing of limits on travel to Cuba by Cuban-Americans and their sending money to relatives in Cuba, and on American companies providing telecommunications links to Cuba.
PARIS — Iraq, cut off from decades of technological progress because of dictatorship, sanctions and wars, recently took a big step out of isolation and into the digital world when its telecommunications system was linked to a vast new undersea cable system serving the Gulf countries.
Likewise, money for repairing the country's telecommunications system should be linked to breaking up or at least reorganizing the government-controlled telephone monopoly.
Dr. Jacques Marescaux of the Research Institute Against Cancers of the Digestive Tract in France performed the operation on Sept. 7 from an office in Manhattan that had telecommunications equipment and tools linked to sensors.
It said the losses had been caused by the flagging telecommunications market, restructuring costs and costs linked to its terminals division.
Swiss authorities first launched a criminal money-laundering probe against four Uzbek nationals with close ties to Karimova in July 2012, the statement said, adding that the suspected illegal activities were linked to the Uzbek telecommunications market.
The bloodless takeover marked the second time in eight years that Thailand's army has removed from power the Pheu Thai party, which is linked to Thaksin Shinawatra, the controversial telecommunications tycoon and former prime minister who was ousted in 2006.
Those records show that Garcetti's fund has benefited from donations of as much as $1 million from prominent charities as well as manufacturing, engineering, telecommunications, software and financial firms, or foundations linked to those companies.
Telecommunications giant Nortel Network's 2009 collapse and bankruptcy has been linked to its targeting for years by hackers allegedly operating out of China.
The opposition parties have used the scandals, which are linked to allocation of resources including coal and telecommunications, to paralyze Parliament, delaying legislation aimed at attracting funds to lift capital investment growth.
