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To: Victor Lazlo who wrote (106094)	7/13/2000 11:16:02 PM
From: Glenn D. Rudolph	Read Replies (1) of 164684

I sometimes love "The Street Life" column: "Who's Buying Whom? Okay, so WorldCom and Sprint have officially called off their $129 billion merger after the Justice Department made it clear it didn't like it. Fine, we knew that was going to happen. Now of course comes the speculation over who's going to buy what and it's, quite frankly, reaching laughable levels. Let's see, just today there was the rumor that BT was going to buy WorldCom (later denied by spooky "industry sources") as well as the rumor that Japan's NTT might make a bid for WorldCom. Then there's the talk that WorldCom might consider buying VoiceStream, if it's true that Deutsche Telekom is only interested in VoiceStream in order to get Sprint to the bargaining table. The most hilariously silly statement of the day, though, came from Sprint's CEO William Esrey on CNBC when he declared, "Sprint is not for sale." Hellloooo! You just tried to sell it!!! Ugh!! "

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