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To: Dealer who wrote (16457)	4/26/2000 4:21:00 PM
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Wednesday April 26, 3:17 pm Eastern Time Forbes.com Wireless Service Providers Eye Corporate America By Kathleen Cholewka <<edited>> Wireless service providers like Nextel Communications and SBC Communications are increasing revenue and the number of subscribers at a breakneck pace. And that's just selling cellular phone service. When they launch their mobile data services, wireless service providers--and their investors--should reap even more returns........ .....Regardless of new players, the big bucks will likely go to wireless service providers, such as Nextel and SBC, and their direct suppliers like Nortel Networks (NYSE: NT - news) and Qualcomm (Nasdaq: QCOM - news). ``The major revenues will be for carriers and manufacturers of wireless technology that can insure continuing revenues,'' Goldman says. biz.yahoo.com