China Telecom

China Telecom Corp. Ltd. engages in the provision of wire line and mobile telecommunications services. Its products and services include voice, Internet, telecommunications network resource services and lease of network equipment, information and application services, and other related services. The company was founded on September 10, 2002 and is headquartered in Beijing, China.

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China Telecom Corp. Ltd. engages in the provision of information services. Its services include wire line voice, mobile voice, internet access, information application, managed data, lease line; and sales, repair, and maintenance of customer-end equipment. The company was founded on September 10, 2002 and is headquartered in Beijing, China.

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The stock exchange will remove U.S.-traded shares of China Telecom, China Mobile and China Unicom from the Big Board, the NYSE said Wednesday.

NYSE will delist three big China telecoms, reversing decision once again

In a weird reversal, the New York Stock Exchange is reportedly reconsidering its decision to delist a basket of Chinese companies.

Treasury Secretary Mnuchin intervened in NYSE's Chinese delisting saga: report

The New York Stock Exchange is reconsidering its decision to halt the delisting of three major Chinese telecommunications firms after Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin told the exchange that he opposed the decision, according to a Bloomberg report.

NYSE reconsidering move to stop delisting of major Chinese telecom firms, report says

U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin disagrees with the New York Stock Exchange's plan to no longer delist three Chinese telecom giants, Bloomberg News reported on Tuesday.

Mnuchin tells NYSE he disagrees with exchange's decision to reverse course on Chinese telecom dealing -Bloomberg News

U.S.-listed shares of Chinese companies rallied Tuesday after the New York Stock Exchange backtracked, saying it no longer planned to delist three Chinese telecommunications stocks from its exchange.

China internet stocks surge after NYSE says it won't delist three Chinese telecom names

The Chinese telecoms won't be delisted from the NYSE after all -- at least for now.

Why Shares of China Mobile, China Telecom, and China Unicom Are Rising Today

China Mobile, China Telecom and China Unicom shot up as much as 15% Tuesday–nearly adding back the past week's losses.

Chinese Telecom Stocks Rally, But Dow Slips Ahead Of Georgia Senate Run-Offs

The New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) dropped its plan to delist three Chinese telecom companies including China Telecom (NYSE: CHA), China Mobile (NYSE: CHL) and China Unicom (NYSE: CHU), just four days after it announced its decision.  Fundamental analysis: An unexpected change in the direction The world's largest stock exchange said it reconsidered its decision following “further consultation with relevant regulatory authorities in connection with the Office of Foreign Assets Control.

Shares of Chinese telecom giants soar after NYSE makes a u-turn

The New York Stock Exchange scrapped plans to delist three Chinese telecommunications companies just days after saying it would remove their shares from trading. The iconic exchange announced on New Year's Eve that it would remove the stocks of state-owned phone carriers China Telecom, China Mobile and China Unicom in January after President Trump issued.

NYSE backtracks on plans to delist three Chinese telecom giants

In an unexpected turn, the New York Stock Exchange said Monday that it no longer intends to delist China's three major telecoms operators, a decision that was originally announced on December 31. The initial action targeted China Mobile, China Unicom and China Telecom as part of the Trump Administration's move to bar investment in companies […]

NYSE reverses plans to delist China's three big telcos

The New York Stock Exchange reversed its decision to delist China's three largest telecommunications companies, after consulting with regulatory authorities about a recent U.S. investment ban.

New York Stock Exchange reverses course, will not delist Chinese telecoms: WSJ

In an unorthodox twist, Intercontinental Exchange Inc (NYSE: ICE)-owned New York Stock Exchange is reversing its decision to delist China Mobile Ltd. (NYSE: CHL), China Telecom Corporation Limited (NYSE: CHA), and China Unicom Hong Kong Limited (NYSE: CHU).

In A Major U-Turn, NYSE Says Will Not Delist China's Major Telecom Operators

The New York Stock Exchange has reversed its decision to kick out three of China's largest state-owned telecom companies.

Wall Street reverses plan to kick out Chinese telecom companies

The New York Stock Exchange said on Monday it no longer intends to move forward with the delisting of China Mobile Ltd, China Telecom Corp Ltd and China Unicom Hong Kong Ltd.

NYSE says no longer intends to move forward with delisting 3 Chinese telcos

In a major reversal, the New York Stock Exchange said it no longer intends to delist three Chinese telecom companies following an executive order by President Donald Trump.

NYSE reverses, says it won't delist 3 Chinese telecoms

An executive order by President Trump targets publicly traded firms thought to have ties to China's military. Three Chinese stocks are getting booted from the New York Stock Exchange due to an executive order by President Donald Trump that prohibits Americans from investing in companies believed to have ties to the Chinese military.

You won't be able to trade these three Chinese stocks at the NYSE starting next week

The possibility that index providers may boot the companies off their indexes could cause funds to sell, leading to short-term selling pressure.

China Delistings Offer Opportunities. Investors Should Tread Carefully.

Washington's battle with Beijing is escalating once more on Wall Street.

Wall Street will kick out three big Chinese telecom companies

The trade tensions between Beijing and Washington have flared up again as the New York Stock Exchange moves to delist China's three large telecom carriers, the Associated Press reports. What Happened: The Wall Street Journal notes that NYSE's move complies with outgoing President Donald Trump's order issued on Nov. 12, barring American investment in publicly traded companies that help the Chinese military.

China Threatens Retaliation Against NYSE Move To Delist Country's Major Telecom Operators

China's securities regulator on Sunday said New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) plans to delist three Chinese telecom firms are "political" and that the impact will be "limited".

China securities regulator says NYSE delistings 'political', impact 'limited'

The New York Stock Exchange LLC recently announced that it has commenced proceedings to delist the securities of China Telecom Corporation Limited (NYSE: CHA); China Mobile Ltd. (NYSE: CHL); and China Unicom (Hong Kong) Limited (NYSE: CHU).

NYSE To China Mobile (CHL), China Telecom (CHA), And China Unicom Hong Kong (CHU)

The ministry of commerce said China will "take necessary measures to resolutely safeguard the legitimate rights and interests of Chinese enterprises."

China says it will take 'necessary measures' in response to NYSE delisting of telco giants

China said Saturday that it would take necessary countermeasures in response to the New York Stock Exchange's announcement that it would delist three major Chinese telecoms.

China warns of retaliation for NYSE's delisting of companies

The New York Stock Exchange is starting the process of delisting securities of three Chinese telecom companies, after President Trump last month barred US investments in Chinese firms Washington says are owned or controlled by the military. The move by the NYSE, which will limit US investor access, follows global index providers MSCI, S&P Dow Jones.

NYSE starts process of delisting 3 Chinese telco companies

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