Huawei plans billions in dividends for staff despite row with US

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Huawei plans billions in dividends for staff despite row with US

Three percent rise to boost morale as it battles US drive against its gear.

China's Huawei is set to reward employee shareholders with a 3 percent rise in cash dividends that are worth billions of dollars, according to company sources and Reuters calculations - a move expected to boost morale as it battles a US-led drive against its telecom gear. The payout also appears ...

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