Huawei Technologies Co

Huawei did not invent mobile technology, but after making very significant investments in people and resources for the past decade, Huawei has emerged as the industry leader in the 5G world.

Covid-19 is an accelerator of digital transformation. It is time to reach out, band together and discover new opportunities.

Minister for Communications and Information S Iswaran said the government never excluded any company from being vendors for the nationwide rollout of high-speed 5G technology, and is satisfied with the outcome of its telecom operators’ selection.

During the pandemic, more organisations are opting to work from home, more students are learning remotely, and more people are shopping online and relying on delivery services to minimise travel and outdoor activity.

For over two years now, the US and China have been at loggerheads over trade issues. In mid-January, the world’s two largest trading nations reached a truce. The Phase 1 agreement saw Beijing promising to purchase an additional US$200 billion

(Jan 30): The European Union stopped short of an outright ban on Huawei Technologies Co and other Chinese 5G suppliers, seeking to navigate a path between warnings from US President Donald Trump and provoking Beijing.

(Dec 27): Taiyo Yuden Co, a Japanese maker of ceramic capacitors used in smartphones, sees increasing demand for its components next year as China pushes ahead with the fifth generation of cellular technology.

US, China closer to trade deal despite harsh rhetoric

(Nov 22): Microsoft Corp said on Thursday it had been granted a license from the U.S. government to export software to Huawei Technologies Co Ltd.

SINGAPORE (Nov 4): Making investment decisions can be difficult at any time, particularly when including internationally listed companies. Investors must also consider the international links and global logistics chains that even domestic investment candi