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Technology Stocks : How high will Microsoft fly?
MSFT 492.01+1.3%Nov 28 9:30 AM EST

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To: Ex-INTCfan who wrote (21985)5/3/1999 10:25:00 PM
From: Maverick   of 74651
 
MediaOne Group Accepts AT&T's Offer - 5:14 PM EST - TK
Next move Comcast. MediaOne Group accepted AT&T's offer today, but is
giving Comcast/AOL/Microsoft till this Thursday to respond. If AT&T succeeds,
the company will increase its cable coverage to over 60% of the U.S. households.
Comcast, even if it loses, is guaranteed to take home $1.5 billion in break-up fees
from MediaOne. Things are starting to get interesting. AT&T's CEO has been
quoted that he'll will do whatever it takes to win this battle. On a side-note, I feel
sorry for Comcast's investment bankers. Having some friends in the industry, let
me just say they are not going to know what "sleep" is.

MediaOne Group Inc. said Monday it has accepted a $58 billion buyout proposal from
AT&T Corp., rejecting an earlier bid from fellow cable firm Comcast Corp. Next to move, or
see its bid for the nation's No. 4 cable provider rejected, is Comcast, which has been trying
to line up a new offer with its well-heeled backers: America Online Inc. (AOL) and Microsoft
Corp. (MSFT). The Comcast camp has until Thursday to respond. AT&T would have until
May 22 to up its offer again, if need be. In a statement, MediaOne said it believed the AT&T
$85-a-share cash-and-stock offer is "superior" to Comcast's $48 billion bid. - CnnF
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