Getting the right tone

Article Abstract:

The mobile phone market has expanded more rapidly than expected and there will be nearly 500 million users by 2000, according to Ericsson. Nokia, which also produces equipment, has made similar estimates. Handset prices are dropping by nearly 20% annually. This has been offset by greater efficiency, but the market has to show continued growth to compensate for the price fall. The performance of markets in developing economies will be critical, and growth rates may slow by the year 2000.

Economic aspects, Cellular telephone services industry, Cellular telephone services, Telecommunications equipment industry

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Carphone Warehouse

Article Abstract:

Carphone Warehouse could benefit from growth in the European mobile telecoms market, though the market for mobile phones is maturing, with competition becoming more intense.

Miscellaneous retail stores, not elsewhere classified, Radio, Television, and Other Electronics Stores, Telephone Stores

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Mobile toll gates

Article Abstract:

The performance of Carphone Warhouse is examined in detail in the context of the mobile telephony market in Britain. The company is seen as having good prospects.

Radio, Television, & Computer Stores, Radio, TV, Music, Electronics Stores

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