Israeli Mobile Carrier Considers Dropping Orange Brand After CEO Backs Israel Boycott
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by News Editor
It is certainly possible after the statements in Cairo yesterday by Orange CEO and chairman Stephane Richard that he wants to cancel Orange’s agreement with Partner, that now is the right time for the Israeli company to dump the Orange brand. It is not clear whether the Orange brand has any advantages for Partner and especially after Richard’s boycott comments the brand might now be a burden. Partner is also expected to assess the damage in the coming days and decide if there is a sufficient case to sue Richard for damages.
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