1. By the print edition, 2nd August 2015, http://www.economist.com/node/21559922
2. Situation
   1. Foreigners difficulties to prononce the name
      1. Not Hawaii but hwah-way
      2. they produce a video teaching people to prononce the right name
   2. Overtaken Sweden'Ericsson
      1. becomes now the world's largest telecoms-equipment-maker
   3. Becoming an increasingly powerful global player
      1. Going head-to-head with the best in competitive market
   4. $32- billion business empire
      1. 140'000 employees
      2. Customers in 140 countries
   5. Earn respect with high-quality telecoms equipment at low prices
3. Feared
   1. Westerners's fears
      1. Chinese spook's eavesdropping
      2. Shutting down in wartime
      3. Chinese government helping Huawei with contracts to improve the spying
   2. America
      1. suspicions because of a recent cyber-attacks attributed to chinese hackers
   3. India
      1. faced opposition to its commercial expansion
   4. Australia
      1. blocked Huawei's participation to build a national broadband network in the country
4. Banning Huawei = impossible
   1. Economic benefit of competition from China and Huaewei is huge
      1. boosts growth and wellbeing
   2. Make Africa's mobile-telecoms revolution possible thanks to their cheap equipment
   3. Everybody makes telecoms equipment in China nowadays
5. Founder
   1. Ren Zhengei
      1. Engineer
         1. People's Liberation Army (PLA
      2. Difficulties to win customers in China
      3. Followed Mao's strategy
         1. Using the countryside to encircle and capture the cities
         2. won foreign markets too