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Emerging markets currency crisis no problem for Huawei, says global services SVP

12 February 2014 •

'We pay attention, but we won't stop doing what we're doing' says Blimegger

Chinese telecommunications firm Huawei is not at all concerned about increasing financial sector fears about plummeting currency values in emerging markets. Asked at a London press and analyst conference...

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