The U.S. and many of its allies have restricted the use of 5G cellular equipment made by China’s Huawei. Now Beijing is doing the same to Huawei’s Western rivals.

China punishes Ericsson for Sweden’s exclusion of Huawei. The West can strike back if it unites.

Chris Houghton (right), Ericsson's head of Region North East Asia, answers questions on September 21, 2015, during his first meeting with Chinese press held in Beijing. [Liu Zheng/chinadaily.com ...

Sweden's Ericsson (ERICb.ST), caught in the middle of a geopolitical battle between Beijing and the West, said on Friday it was no longer banking on previously anticipated contract wins for 5G ...

An upcoming court decision that will decide the future role Huawei (HWT.UL) can play in Sweden could also be a potential turning point for national champion Ericsson's (ERICb.ST) ambitions in China.

Mats H. Olsson, President of Ericsson Greater China, says: "Ericsson is extremely proud to build on its longstanding relationship to provide Beijing Netcom with the first IMS-based multimedia ...

SINGAPORE--Sony Ericsson Mobile Communications plans to establish a subsidiary in Beijing to tap into China's 140 million mobile phone subscribers.

As the U.S. clashes with Chinese tech company Huawei—a key player in the rollout of 5G—one Swedish company is positioning itself to thrive.

Ericsson Radio Dot System enables China Unicom to deliver superior indoor connectivity in one of the world`s fastest growing cities China Unicom subscribers can now enjoy uninterrupted 4G/LTE ...

SINGAPORE--Sony Ericsson Mobile Communications plans to establish a subsidiary in Beijing to tap into China's 140 million mobile phone subscribers. Setting up the subsidiary is the first step to ...

BEIJING (MarketWatch) -- Mobile handset maker Sony Ericsson aims to sell its new cellphone-and-videogame device, Xperia Play, in China and is open to partnerships such as joint ventures in China's ...

Beijing is considering retaliating against the Chinese operations of two major European telecommunication-equipment manufacturers, Nokia Corp. and Ericsson AB, should European Union members follow ...