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Tele2, Telenor and Telia Pay $271 Mln For Licenses in Swedish Spectrum Auction

Market Watch 22 Sep 2023
STOCKHOLM--Scandinavian telecom companies Tele2, Telenor Sweden and Telia Co said late Thursday that they have acquired licenses in the latest Swedish spectrum auction, together spending a total of 3.03 billion Swedish kronor ($271.2 million).
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Tech Company Layoffs: The COVID Tech Bubble Bursts

Information Week 13 Sep 2023
[Updated September 14, 2023 with layoff announcements from Google, Binance, and Roku]. When much of human activity moved online during the height of the pandemic, tech companies were thriving ... Layoff total TBA ... Telecoms gear maker Ericsson will slash 1,400 jobs in Sweden to prioritize global cost reductions, announced on Monday, according to Reuters.
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How Race-Consciousness Can Affect Relationships

The Atlantic 03 Sep 2023
Sweden was different during the pandemic, stubbornly staying open as other countries shut down borders, schools, restaurants, and workplaces ... Mobility data from telecom providers show that mobility patterns in Sweden were similar to those in neighboring countries.
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Lockdowns 2.0? Guess which country did best in Europe during the pandemic

Hot Air 31 Aug 2023
During the COVID-19 pandemic, Sweden stood out from other countries, stubbornly refusing lockdowns, school closures, and mask mandates ... However, Sweden’s economy did much better than comparable countries ... Mobility data from telecom providers show that mobility patterns in Sweden were similar to those in neighboring countries.
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Why Quran Burning Is Making Nordic Leaders So Anxious 

Time 15 Aug 2023
Quran-burning incidents in Sweden and Denmark may be a tiny phenomenon, but they have made leaders in northern Europe anxious ... The Iraqi prime minister, Mohammed Shia al-Sudani, even expelled Sweden’s ambassador and suspended the work permit of Swedish telecom company Ericsson over the incident.
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Huawei a big storage hitter despite international troubles

Computer Weekly 09 Aug 2023
Huawei is known for its networking and telecoms business, with products that range from handsets to routers to 5G network infrastructure ... It overtook Sweden’s Ericsson as the largest telecoms equipment supplier in 2012, and overtook Apple in smartphone sales in 2018.
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7 countries that have condemned burning of Holy Quran

Khaleejtimes 24 Jul 2023
Here is a list of countries that have condemned the burning of the Holy Quran in Sweden or Denmark. ... It also retaliated against the protest in Sweden by expelling its ambassador, vowing to sever ties and suspending the operating licence of Swedish telecom giant Ericsson ... Sweden.
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Iraq: Protesters attempt to storm Baghdad's Green Zone over reports of Quran burning

Beijing News 23 Jul 2023
The government announced on Thursday that the Iraqi prime minister, Mohammed Shia al-Sudani, had also summoned his nation's charge d'affaires in Sweden over raging protests and suspended the Swedish telecom corporation Ericsson's ability to conduct business in Iraq, according to Al Jazeera.
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Protesters attempt to storm Baghdad’s Green Zone over reports of Quran burning

The Siasat Daily 23 Jul 2023
The government announced on Thursday that the Iraqi prime minister, Mohammed Shia al-Sudani, had also summoned his nation’s charge d’affaires in Sweden over raging protests and suspended the Swedish telecom corporation Ericsson’s ability to conduct business in Iraq, according to Al Jazeera.
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Iraq expels Swedish envoy after fresh incident of desecration in Stockholm

Dawn 22 Jul 2023
Tensions flared between Iraq and Sweden on Thursday over a Stockholm ... Iraq’s government condemned the attack, but retaliated against the protest in Sweden by expelling its ambassador, vowing to sever ties and suspending the operating licence of Swedish telecom giant Ericsson.
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Outrage in Muslim world over another act of desecration

Dawn 22 Jul 2023
... the Holy Quran in Sweden, vowing to launch a campaign to end the sacrilege of holy books in the Nordic state ... It also retaliated against the protest in Sweden by expelling its ambassador, vowing to sever ties and suspending the operating licence of Swedish telecom giant Ericsson.
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Outrage in Muslim world over another act of desecration in Sweden

Dawn 22 Jul 2023
... the Holy Quran in Sweden, vowing to launch a campaign to end the sacrilege of holy books in the Nordic state ... It also retaliated against the protest in Sweden by expelling its ambassador, vowing to sever ties and suspending the operating licence of Swedish telecom giant Ericsson.
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Saudi summons Swedish diplomat over Quran protests

The New Arab 21 Jul 2023
The move comes amid heightened tensions between Sweden and Iraq over a ... Iraq's government condemned the attack but retaliated against the protest in Sweden by expelling its ambassador, vowing to sever ties and suspending the operating licence of Swedish telecom giant Ericsson.
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Iraq expels Swedish ambassador amid Quran row

The News International 21 Jul 2023
The situation took a dramatic turn when hundreds of Iraqis stormed and set fire to Sweden's embassy in Baghdad in response to the holy Quran incident in Stockholm ... Moreover, Iraq's charge d'affaires in Sweden was also recalled, and business with Swedish companies, including telecom giant Ericsson, has been suspended.
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Countries summon Sweden’s ambassadors to protest Quran burning

Al Jazeera 21 Jul 2023
Sweden’s ambassadors have been summoned in various countries following a second event held to desecrate the Quran, Islam’s holy book, was held in Sweden ... Iraqi Prime Minister Mohammed Shia al-Sudani also recalled his country’s charge d’affaires in Sweden and suspended the working permit of Swedish telecom company Ericsson on Iraqi soil.

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