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04 Jul 2006 08:51

Out of Africa

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China Mobile’s $5.5bn bid for the emerging market telecom group looked rich even before the recent falls in emerging markets. But its decision to pull out leaves Millicom isolated and reinforces the view that Chinese companies are flaky when it comes to deals.

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