Chinese telecommunications equipment provider Huawei Technologies says it sought to discuss the sanctions busting charges brought against it by the US Government, after its chief financial officer Meng Wanzhou was arrested in Vancouver on 1 December, but was rejected.

The rate of consumer complaints in Australia about telecommunications services fell further in the most recent quarter – generating the best results seen since 2015.

General Motors Holden is radically altering its business model to that of an online transport services provider by ramping up its Maven car-sharing business.

Global network infrastructure company Cisco has announced a new architecture extending the data centre to everywhere data lives and everywhere applications are deployed.

A little more than a quarter of Bankwest's customers, who have both a debit Mastercard and a Halo contactless payment ring issued by the bank, are using the latter for their purchases, according to an analysis of the spending habits of these individuals.

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