South Korea fines mobile carriers $78.5 mn for alleged collusion in number portability

Seoul, March 12 : South Korea’s antitrust regulator said on Wednesday it has decided to fine the country’s three major mobile carriers a total of 114 billion won (US$78.5 million) for alleged collusion in mobile number portability (MNP). SK Telecom Co., the local industry leader, was slapped with a fine of 42.7 billion won, while…

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