The mobile telephone business is making nice money for Western firms but also for indigenous hustlers.
It was only last year that the first Chinese Yellow Pages telephone business directory was published.
One day, private satellite operators may wish they were in the bulk telephone business after all.
It was not he who set up Olivetti's vastly successful mobile-telephone business, Omnitel Pronto Italia, but his predecessor.
Moreover, many firms in the mobile-telephone business would not be happy for Microsoft to dominate their business too.
The same applies to the mobile-telephone business, where governments have been more willing to allow competition with digital than with analogue telephones.
Most expect its telephone business eventually to be put up for sale.
If successful, this could lower the cost of entry into the mobile-telephone business and turn handsets into commodities, much like PCs are now.
That might be persuasive if the full weight of America's common-carrier rules as they apply to the telephone business, with all the micro-management they involve, were dumped on the cable industry.
Similarly, if you are self employed or running a furnished holiday letting business and you are using a room at home as an office, it should be possible to claim a tax deduction for some of the house running expenses such as heat, light, business use of telephone, painting and decorating, etc.
The executive chairman will be Peter Wood, the founder of the hugely successful Direct Line telephone insurance business.
And our radical little book, which caused considerable controversy when it was published, now seems positively anachronistic--like an overheated disquisition on using the telephone for business.
Victor Chandler, a leading independent British bookmaker, has responded by transferring its telephone-credit business to Gibraltar, offering low-tax betting to high-rollers.
It uses only information that law enforcement can already routinely access: its own records on suspects, convicts and sexual offenders, as well as publicly available data from county courthouses, telephone directories and business filings.
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More convivial than her husband, she once likened going to bed with him to attending a board meeting he would telephone far-flung business associates all night.
Tony Thorpe, owner of Station Garage, said the business relied heavily on the internet and telephone.
Alexander did not respond to a message left at a telephone number listed for his business nor to a numeric page.
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Comcast is going to adapt unless the pay TV business crumbles the way long-distance telephone did becoming something no one would pay for at all.
He has also snubbed business leaders, reportedly refusing to take a telephone call from Lachlan Murdoch, deputy chief operating officer of News Corporation, to brief him on the company's relocation from Australia to America a development hardly without significance to the Australian economy.
It had an OK but hardly exciting telecomm equipment business (equipment for use with DSL broadband and telephone net work monitoring).
Currently accounting for 40% of its business, Rapp foresees enhanced services becoming Cape.com's entire business within a couple of years, as the telephone and cable companies move aggressively into the access market.
Under Harold Geneen, an Englishman who headed the American company for many years, ITT simultaneously owned bakeries, telephone companies, hotels and a forest-products business.
Over the next year or so, Mr. Heywood grew increasingly nervous, warning some friends and business contacts not to discuss sensitive matters over email or by telephone.
ISPs a business that, at least in Europe, remains dominated by former telephone monopolists that can use cost advantages to offer access at lower rates than new rivals can.
Chuck Robel, one of Silicon Valley's leading accountants, has five contact telephone numbers and an e-mail address on his business card to make sure that his clients can get hold of him.
If the telephone network in New York State were a stand-alone business, it would already be in bankruptcy.
The reason: most business transactions were already done at a distance, whether by fax, telephone, post, or private electronic links.
Furthermore, stays at AKA include bicycle usage, local telephone calls, private parking, on-site laundry, business centre services and use of the executive boardroom, all of which are complimentary.
Rogers continued to expand his cable business quickly through the 1970s and in 1985 began to operate a national cellular telephone network in Canada.
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