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China Greenlights Nokia Siemens' Motorola Acquisition

Apr 21, 2011, 7:25 AM by Eric M. Zeman

China's Ministry of Commerce has approved Nokia Siemens Networks' planned acquisition of a slice of Motorola's wireless networking business. The deal, first announced in 2010, has already been approved by U.S. and European regulators and was delayed over intellectual property issues brought up by Huawei. Those issues were settled in recent weeks. China's regulatory body was the last roadblock holding up the deal. The companies said they plan to close the acquisition by April 29.

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Apr 21, 2011, 10:18 AM

WTF?

Let me get this, China is regulated a merger/acquisition of a European and American company. My answer if they didn't approve would be to kiss off.

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