SHANGHAI: China will swap the heads of the country’s top three telecom companies in a high stakes round of musical chairs as speculation mounts over a possible merger of the trio.
The companies—China Unicom, China Telecom and China Mobile—are all state-owned and China’s Communist Party controls the management of the country’s major government-run enterprises with power to shuffle their chiefs at will.
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