Norway's Telenor to Fight Indian License Cancellation Norway's Telenor will continue to fight but exit from India is also an option, after India's Supreme Court ordered cancellation of telecoms licenses issued in 2008, including 22 held by its Indian joint venture. BT Posts Solid Earnings and Raises Guidance Lower regulatory charges, cost cuts and strong demand for a wide range of services enabled Britain's BT to post solid third-quarter core earnings on Friday and lift aspects of its forecasts. Tide Turning for Semiconductors? Is the semiconductor sector poised for a turnaround after being negative in the second half of 2011? Dan Niles, AlphaOne Capital Partners, discusses. Hidden in Facebook's S-1, a Massive Shift in 2011 Facebook underwent two massive shifts in 2011, the details of which are hidden in the company's S-1 filing. FedEx CEO on Job Growth & Competitveness Insight on the state of the economy based on what companies are spending on, with Frederick Smith, FedEx chairman/CE, who says changing certain policies, including a tax code, will help companies grow. India's Supreme Court Revokes 122 Telecoms Licenses India's Supreme Court on Thursday revoked all 122 telecoms licences issued under a scandal-tainted 2008 sale, a fresh embarrassment for the government and plunging the mobile network market of Asia's third-largest economy into uncertainty. Qualcomm Earnings, a Beat & a Raise What's the trade on Qualcomm's strong numbers? The Fast Money traders, weighs in. Facebook IPO Draws Interest to Internet Stocks Paul Wuh, Managing Director, Samsung Securities (Asia), says the surge in Chinese internet stocks is not only due to Facebook's IPO, but also attributed to these stocks trading significantly lower last quarter. Apple's Chinese iPhone Opportunity Morgan Stanley is getting bullish on Apple's prospects in China, seeing strong sales for the iPhone in 2012. The Fast Money crew has the play on Apple and the tech giant's suppliers.