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To: Tim Luke who wrote (67756)	10/26/1999 7:55:00 PM
From: steve susko	of 90042

forbes.com Analysts say that divesting Spectrum is the first part of a larger plan to prepare Cabletron for sale. Large phone-equipment makers like Lucent Technologies (nyse: LU), Siemens AG of Germany and Sweden's Ericsson AB have been snapping up Cabletron's rivals to expand their data offerings. "Patel's biggest challenge is getting the stock up to at least $15 a share," so the company can be sold, says Esmeralda Silva, an analyst with market researcher International Data Corp. Mm...... CS is at $15 Now.

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