Huawei forecasts higher earnings despite US hostility
Chinese networking giant expects its net profit for 2013 to climb 34.6 percent to hit US$3.41 billion on higher revenue of US$38.19 billion. The robust performance comes despite threats to ban its products and a tensed relationship with the U.S. government.
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