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Deutsche Telekom likely to sell T-Mobile USA
MBNA sale rose from the wreckage of 2 crashes
by MT Bureau - July 5, 2005 - 0 comments
Is Deutsche Telekom seriously planning to sell off of T-Mobile USA. Deutsche Telekom is apparently also considering another alternative of investing a huge amount of funds into T-Mobile to revive the business. Both the rumors are going strong and officials from either company have not released any official statement to this effect. by MT Bureau - July 1, 2005 - 0 comments
When Bruce Hammonds, chief executive of MBNA, stepped into the company’s helicopter in Manhattan with five senior executives on a Friday last month, the mood was jovial. by MT Bureau - June 26, 2005 - 0 comments
QANTAS chief Geoff Dixon yesterday admitted a merger with a foreign airline is likely in the next five to 10 years. by MT Bureau - June 22, 2005 - 0 comments
Ford Motor Co., the second largest U.S. automaker is planning more job cuts to offset the southwardly sales in North America. by MT Bureau - June 17, 2005 - 0 comments
New York based Pfizer inc. on Thursday agreed to buy Vicuron Pharmaceuticals Inc., a development-stage biotechnology company for $ 1.9 billlion in cash. by MT Bureau - June 14, 2005 - 0 comments
Qatar Airways has announced its decision to buy 60 Airbus A350 long-range jets, a number that Noël Forgeard, chief executive of Airbus, said was enough to ensure that the plane would be built. by MT Bureau - June 12, 2005 - 0 comments
Aber Diamond Corp. closed its first quarter of 2005 fiscal with sales of $ 110 million, more than double its sales from first quarter 2004. by MT Bureau - June 7, 2005 - 0 comments
Siemens has announced its decision to sell its loss-making mobile phones unit to Taiwanese technology group BenQ at a cost of $ 429 million. by MT Bureau - June 4, 2005 - 0 comments
General Motors Corp. is recalling 291,652 Saturn L-Series sedans and wagons in the United States because of defective tail lights, U.S. safety regulators said on Friday. by MT Bureau - June 2, 2005 - 0 comments
Online auctioneer eBay Inc. said on Wednesday it agreed to buy Shopping.com, which provides online comparison shopping and consumer reviews, for about $ 620 million in cash. 
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