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South Korea’s SK Telecom said on Wednesday it would buy $1bn worth of bonds in China Unicom
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Jun. 21, 2006

South Korea’s SK Telecom said on Wednesday it would buy $1bn worth of bonds in China Unicom, which could be converted to a 6.7 per cent stake in a year, taking an important step towards expanding in the world’s largest wireless telecommunications market.
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