Charles Dunstone, for it is he...
Published: 13 November 2001 07:56 GMT
The founder of Carphone Warehouse, Charles Dunstone is set to launch a new venture aimed at the £5.5bn mobile phone handset market.
Dunstone is among investors behind the company due to launch tomorrow, according to The Times.
Mloop will offer a way for network operators to sort out handset supply problems. The website will allow operators to identify shortfalls in different regions and order handsets in real-time.
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