Vietnamese telecoms services provider Viettel has expressed interest in acquiring a 3GPP Long Term Evolution (LTE) licence in Slovakia, mobilemania.sk reported, quoting the head of the country's telecoms regulator Ladislav Mikus. The authority expects to launch the tender for the 800, 1,800 and 2,600 MHz frequency ranges in May or June 2012 at the latest. The three mobile firms that operate in Slovakia, Deutsche Telekom's Slovak Telekom, France Telecom's Orange and Spanish Telefonica's O2 have also expressed interest to get a licence and build a 4G LTE network. |
German car maker BMW considers building a new plant in eastern Europe and Slovakia is one of the potential locations, Hospodarske Noviny business daily reported citing BMW's board member Ian ... more
Slovakia's unemployment rate in February 2013 fell for the first time in six months going down to 14.7% from 14.8% in January when it reached its highest level in more than 8.5 years, data from ... more
France-based CCN Group, a supplier of components for turbines and automobiles, considers building a new plant in Slovakia in the town of Belusa, Hospodarske Noviny daily reported citing unnamed ... more