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Organisers poised to call off Mobile World Congress - sources

By Isla Binnie, Mathieu Rosemain and Douglas Busvine on Feb 13, 2020 6:42AM
Organisers poised to call off Mobile World Congress - sources

After several major European telecom companies pulled out due to coronavirus outbreak.

Organisers of the Mobile World Congress (MWC) will decide on Wednesday whether to cancel the event, two sources said, after several major European telecom companies pulled out due to the coronavirus outbreak. Deutsche Telekom, Orange and BT ditched the event, along with Finnish network equipment ...

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By Isla Binnie, Mathieu Rosemain and Douglas Busvine
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