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Motorola returns with a vengeance

By Rose de la Cruz | August 16, 2004 - 12:00am

Motorola Inc. introduced analog cellular phones in the Philippines in the 80s but its market dominance was soon swept away by rival Nokia, which ushered in digital technology. In 2004, Motorola aims to corner 20...

Telecoms

Motorola targets 20% share of cellphone market

August 1, 2004 - 12:00am

Mobile phone maker Motorola is aiming to corner 20 percent of the Philippine market this year as it embarks on a major marketing strategy to enhance its product portfolio. "It’s just a matter of reintroducing...

Business