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| Symbol | Name | Time | Trade | Change | % Chg | Volume | P/E Ratio | EPS | Mkt Cap |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ERIC | Ericsson | 21:00 GMT | 8.58 | -0.04 | -0.46% | 2570351 | 11.73 | 0.735 | 27.563B |
Latest Ericsson news
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Ericsson in hot water over cold war feud
That was until Ericsson apparently forgot all about it and was doing some dodgy dealings with Cuba. -
Global sales boss flees broken RIM
Tear spent most of his career working for Sony which is a major success story, Ericsson and the Sony Ericsson mobile phone joint venture. -
Hybrid processors fuel $111 billion market
Apple, Broadcom, Marvell, MediaTek, NVidia, Qualcomm, Samsung, St Ericsson, Texas Instruments and many other processor vendors have offered heterogeneous application-specific processors with a microprocessor core integrating a GPU to add value within extremely confined parameters of space, power and -
RIM pins hopes on new marketing person
Boulben was not the only wireless industry vet who is bravely going where no career has gone before. Kristian Tear, who has previously worked at Sony and Ericsson, is going to be RIM's new chief operating officer. -
Nokia turns patent troll
Nokia is to be feared as a patent troll as it has one of the widest patent portfolios in the industry, along with Ericsson and Qualcomm. -
Intel elbows its way into baseband market
In the top five were, in order, Qualcomm, Intel, MediaTek, Texas Instruments, and ST-Ericsson -
Sony suffers from a touch of the schisms
Apparently this all started in the mid-1990s when company leader Nobuyuki Idei started pushing Sony into content and networks. Idei bought the Metro-Goldwyn Mayer studio in 2005, and established New York-based Sony BMG Music Entertainment. -
Nokia-Siemens to cut 17,000 jobs
The outfit was formed by Nokia and Siemens in 2007. It had already indicated that it wanted to slash a quarter of the group's workforce as it struggles to make a profit amid fierce pricing competition from China and Ericsson. -
ST-Ericsson restructures
ST-Ericsson is about to announce an operations revamp within two weeks which aims to help the troubled mobile chip company on track for a takeover. -
Huawei eyes enterprise expansion as revenues jump
The largest maker of telecoms equipment in China is fast on the heels of Swedish giant Ericsson AB, and with the firm about to make a move into cloud computing it is looking to add to its already long list of services and products. -
Aussie government in secret piracy meetings
Of the Aussie ISPs Telstra, Optus, the Communications Alliance, the Internet Industry Association and networking vendor Ericsson have been invited. -
Bumping off Ericsson was the best thing Sony did
Analysts say that Sony's move to free itself from the pesky Viking Ericsson was the best thing it could have done for the mobile phone outfit. -
Apple loses its crown as the top smartphone maker
What will make a difference next year is the impact of Nokia which is fighting back with its first phones based on Microsoft's Windows software. Sony, which announced yesterday that it would take full ownership of its mobile venture, Sony Ericsson, might breathe a bit of life into the company. -
Sony takes control of Sony Ericsson
The glorious empire of Sonyhas decided to take full control of the Sony Ericsson mobile phone venture it started with its Swedish chum Ericsson. -
Brand experts agree: Sony buying out Ericsson makes sense
AnalysisThe talk of the town, since the Wall Street Journal published insider murmurs, has been Sony buying out the other half of Sony Ericsson. -
NovaThor has breakthrough deal
ST-Ericsson has failed to wow many with its NovaThor chipset, despite having an interesting spec. -
Intel and friends working on USB power source
Intel's involvement is interesting considering how long it dragged its heels on integrated USB 3.0 chips, compared to AMD. Anyway, along with Microsoft, what is left of HP, Renesas Electronics, ST-Ericsson and Texas Instruments, Intel will introduce the technology to the USB Implementers Forum in ea -
Google's Motorola purchase gets US journos' knickers in twist
Now from what we can tell, Google bought Motorola to gain access to its portfolio of over 17,000 patents worldwide, with another 7,500 in the works. This will give it the ammunition to see off Microsoft, Apple, Sony Ericsson, and others over the Novell and Nortel patents.
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