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February 24, 2010

Dear visitors and members,

As the economy gradually recovers from the Great Recession, how quickly will IT spending return to significant growth? The macroeconomic rebound will be sluggish in many parts of the world, and there are still downside risks, but there is considerable pent-up demand for IT products and services after the deep budget cuts of 2009. Most businesses report a strong willingness to invest in new technology, but SMBs in particular may be constrained by a lack of capital and credit in the short term. In this telebriefing, IDC's IT market analysts and economists will present their view of expectations for the next 12 months

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Merry Christmas!

December 29, 2009

We congratulate all our Investors and visitors with Christmas Holidays!
May the Luck be with You.

We want to announce that IncomeNonStop will work during the holidays.

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November 04, 2009

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Incomenonstop Worldwide Telecommunications Trends

October 06, 2009

Dear members,

On October 13 there will be a telebriefing.
In this telebriefing, IDC will provide an overview and analysis of current worldwide telecommunications trends. The presentation will feature IDC's most recent forecasts segmented by region and sector. In addition, IDC will provide market opportunity forecasts for the fixed and mobile segments, as well as the outlook for the consumer and business markets.

Incomenonstop took part in this event and gain some benefits to proceed it's successful work

SingTel supported by Asian partners

August 14, 2009

On Thursday Singapore Telecommunications, south-east Asis's largest telecoms group, reported that earnings rose 7.7 per cent to S$945m ($656m) in the April-June period mainly due to the performance of its Asian mobile partners. It was the first profit increase for SingTel in five quarters, although it fell short of estimates by analysts.

The results underscore that SingTel is increasingly dependent on its overseas businesses as the Singapore home market has become saturated.


Australia's Optus, SingTel's biggest international unit, reported earnings up by 13 per cent to A$139m, but this did not increase SingTel's profits due to the weakness of the Australian dollar against the Singapore dollar.

SingTel said the worst appeared to be over in terms of economic conditions, but it warned that the pace in business recovery remained uncertain.