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Alcatel-Lucent secures billion-dollar deal in China
Sarkozy goes networking
Monday, 26 November 2007, 13:09
TOP FROG, Nicholas Sarkozy took to the stage with Chinese president Hu Jintao to mark the signing of a billion-dollar deal between French-US telecom equipment group Alcatel-Lucent and a bunch of Chinese companies
Sarkozy has been inking deals with the Chinese like billy-o. He's been in the People's Republic for barely two days and has already flogged planes, sundry bits and bobs and a couple of nuclear reactors altogether worth an estimated 30 billion dollars.
In a statement, Alcatel-Lucent said deals with China Mobile and China Unicom were to, "expand the capacity and coverage of their mobile networks." µ
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