(Photo by Justin Sullivan/Getty Images) ST. LOUIS — Panera is being acquired by Europe’s JAB Holding Co. for more than $7 billion, the second largest restaurant deal ever made in North America ... run by 3G Capital. The Panera deal, which includes ... ( read original story ...)
Gigabit LTE: Crazy-fast wireless speeds, explained
Your mileage will vary based on where you live and how many people are also on the network. Australia carrier Telstra has launched its Gigabit LTE network, and it has seen speeds between 100 to 300 megabits per second, or nearly 18 times faster than the ... ( read original story ...)
What do Panera and Krispy Kreme have in common?
LOUIS — Panera is being acquired by Europe's JAB Holding Co. for more than $7 billion, the second largest restaurant deal ever made in North America. Americans are likely ... company of Burger King, run by 3G Capital. The Panera deal, which includes ... ( read original story ...)
2G and 3G Switch Off Market Size, Share, Analysis, Growth and Demand
8.2 China 2G and 3G Switch Off Market Size and Market Share by Players (2015-2016) Read Complete Report With TOC @ http://www.bigmarketresearch.com/united-states-eu-japan-china-india-and-southeast-asia-2g-and-3g-switch-off-size-status-and-forecast-2021 ... ( read original story ...)
Sudani Launches 4G network in Sudan
Sudani, Sudatel’s Operating Company, has announced that its 4G network in Sudan is now live and providing customers with the fastest mobile data speeds available in Sudan today. Sudani 4G users are already benefiting from faster download and upload ... ( read original story ...)
China 4G user base hits 807M
China accounted for 40 per cent of some 2 billion global 4G connections at end-March, according to GSMA Intelligence. Joseph Waring joins Mobile World Live as the Asia editor for its new Asia channel. Before joining the GSMA, Joseph was group editor for ... ( read original story ...)
Middle East & Africa Online Payment Methods Full Year 2016
Digital retailers in the Middle East and Northern Africa conveyed that over two-thirds of sales are paid in cash on delivery. However, South Africa is an exception to this trend, with a large share of online customers making purchases via bank cards. ( read original story ...)