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MTN defends Ghana tax record after $730M bill hit - Vimarsana News

MTN defends Ghana tax record after $730M bill hit

MTN Group and its Ghana subsidiary denied accusations it had underpaid tax in the country after being hit with a massive bill.

Opensignal flags Verizon, AT&T C-Band gains - Vimarsana News

Opensignal flags Verizon, AT&T C-Band gains

Verizon and AT&T closed the gap to rival T-Mobile US in terms of 5G data rates due to deployments in C-Band spectrum.

Micron details $100B US chip plant plan - Vimarsana News

Micron details $100B US chip plant plan

Micron Technology plans to invest $100 billion over 20 years to build a large chip factory in the state of New York.

Axiata, RHB seek Malaysia banking clearance - Mobile World Live - Vimarsana News

Axiata, RHB seek Malaysia banking clearance - Mobile World Live

Axiata, RHB seek Malaysia banking clearance - Mobile World Live 02 JUN 2021 Axiata Group and RHB Banking Group teamed to apply for a digital banking licence in Malaysia, seeking to increase competitiveness, and accelerate the country’s digital transformation and financial inclusion goals. The operator’s Boost Holdings e-wallet subsidiary and RHB will form a consortium under a framework issued by Bank Negara Malaysia, with a 60:40 ownership split. Axiata and RHB stated they aim to expand Boost Holding’s fintech experience developed through Aspirasi, a digital micro-financing and -insura...

US highlights cost of ICT import restrictions - Mobile World Live - Vimarsana News

US highlights cost of ICT import restrictions - Mobile World Live

US highlights cost of ICT import restrictions - Mobile World Live 19 FEB 2021 The US Department of Commerce (DoC) warned a new trade policy set to limit purchases of network technology and software from certain countries could impact as many as 4.5 million businesses and cost them up to $20.2 billion each year. In a report, the DoC stated the rule would “likely increase production costs” for affected companies as they “substitute higher-priced alternatives for restricted imports”. It also warned of possible “delays in the completion of projects” due to the need to re-evaluate and...