Nokia slams India tax raid as ‘excessive’
Finnish phone giant Nokia said Tuesday it had protested to the Indian government over a tax raid at one of its factories in South India, slamming the action as “excessive and unacceptable.”
Finnish phone giant Nokia said Tuesday it had protested to the Indian government over a tax raid at one of its factories in South India, slamming the action as “excessive and unacceptable.”
It may have received flack in recent months over transmission problems caused by its ongoing network upgrade, but it is difficult to tell when looking at the postpaid segment of Globe Telecom Inc.
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Mere weeks from a multi-billion-dollar debut on the stock market, Facebook has ramped up its focus on mobile lifestyles with the purchase of “social discovery” startup Glancee.
Lawmakers on Wednesday urged the government to deny the proposal by the International Monetary Fund (IMF) which seeks to impose excise tax on mobile telecommunication services.
Companies must prepare for real-time engagement with consumers, who have more ways to go online than ever, according to Manny Fernando, who was recently sworn in as president of the Internet and Mobile Marketing Association of the Philippines (Immap).
