Ericsson CEO claims he told staff to disclose Iraq ISIS report to DoJ
But apparently did not follow up
News - Telecoms & 5G, Ericsson
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Ericsson, CEO, and CFO hit by class action lawsuit over ISIS dealings in Iraq
Lawyers call on shareholders to join the suit
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Ericsson admits it broke a $1bn deal with the DoJ by covering up payments to ISIS terrorists
Ericsson stock is now "uninvestable," say analysts
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Ericsson suspends deliveries to Russia, is evaluating business there
As sanctions limit what it can send to the country
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Ericsson workers were kidnapped when telco sent them to negotiate with ISIS
It's not clear if Ericsson helped pay for their release
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Ericsson shares fall after it admits it may have paid ISIS terrorists
Telco paid money to unknown recipients, for transport routes in Iraq to evade customs
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Verizon announces 5G Edge computing partnership with Google
US telco has 5G Edge offerings with each of the big three cloud players
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Airtel Africa and Ericsson to launch data center in Seychelles
Telco taps Ericsson for migration project
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Ericsson buys US wireless WAN company Cradlepoint in $1.1bn 5G push
Cradlepoint will operate as an Ericsson subsidiary after the deal closes
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Singapore finalizes 5G contract winners, Nokia and Ericsson named as suppliers
Three Singaporean telcos will build the networks with gear from Nokia and Ericsson
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Canada's Bell and Telus drop Huawei, pick Ericsson and Nokia for 5G roll out
Another country dumps Huawei