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SoftBank Group considers listing its Japanese wireless unit on Tokyo Stock Exchange; aiming to raise $18 billion

SoftBank Group has a range of holdings including stakes in chip designer ARM Holdings, US service provider Sprint Corp as well as Alibaba Group Holdings.

Ecommerce firm Rakuten to apply for a 4G license, aims to become fourth major wireless carrier in Japan

Rakuten, which operates one of Japan’s most popular shopping websites, said it hoped to gain a new engine of growth.

NTT DoCoMo-Tata feud ends as Japanese firm gets $1.2 bn, transfers all Tata Teleservices shares

The payment by Tata Sons to NTT DoCoMo comes in less than a year after N Chandrasekaran took over as chairman of the salt-to-software conglomerate

Viacom looks to US mobile deals to win back young viewers as they ditch cable TV

The stakes are high for Viacom and its traditional TV rivals, which need to find new sources of revenue as they grapple with shrinking cable subscribers.

Tata Sons-DoCoMo settlement row: RBI opposes $1.17 billion deal in setback to companies

The RBI was also concerned that the enforcement of the award will result in "transfer of shares and was hence illegal"

Tata-DoCoMo truce may leave Japanese firm with $790 million to invest in India

DoCoMo has also agreed to end all legal proceedings against Tata Sons in Britain and the United States for a period of time.

Tata-DoCoMo truce may leave Japanese firm with $790 million to invest in India: Reuters

When DoCoMo decided to get out in 2014, Tata Sons was unable to find a buyer for the Japanese firm's stake and offered to buy the stake itself, for half DoCoMo's investment of $2.2 billion.

Tata Sons agrees to pay $1.18 bn to Japanese mobile operator NTT DoCoMo

Tata Sons has already deposited the amount with the Delhi High Court.

TD-LTE Gains Momentum In Asia: Ovum

Gaining traction in APAC, TD-LTE is expected to be rolled out soon in several other countries outside China and India.

Tokyo 2020 Olympics organizers need your old smartphones and electronic devices

Tokyo Olympic organizers on Wednesday called on the Japanese public to donate old smartphones and other old electronic devices to help make medals for the 2020 Games.