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KDDI president says may invest more in new WiMax venture * Sees voice ARPU falling for 1-2 years * Likely to supply several Android phones next year * Shares down 1.2 pct vs Nikkei's 0.6 pct fall By Mayumi Negishi and Reiji Murai TOKYO, July 3 (Reuters) - KDDI Corp (9433.T), Japan's No. 2 wireless operator, could invest more in a new WiMax venture in its hunt for new revenues as growth in its voice services slows and it waits to launch LTE technology, its president said. The company,... [read full story]
software pioneer SAP and academics at Kyushu University in Japan. The first Global Grameen Meeting of companies, foundations, think-tanks, scientific experts and other institutions was hosted by Europe's largest carmaker...
Japanese distrib ramps up with 'District 9,' seeks AFM buys A newly recapitalized Gaga is back and buying movies. In a 50/50 split, the Japanese distrib will partner with Warner Bros. Japan to release "District 9" in the...
The President of the Emirates Culinary Guild talks about how the economic downturn has hit the local food industry, his great fondness for sausages and his hobby of watching people as they eat UWE Micheel has a very good idea...
HONG KONG, Oct. 27 (Xinhua) -- The Center for Food Safety of Hong Kong Tuesday said 95 percent of 222 samples of meat have passed a test on the use of sulphur dioxide. The center collected samples of pork, beef and mutton from...
