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From Beefing.com Nortel Networks (NT) 78 13/16 -11/16: -- Update -- SG Cowen resumes STRONG BUY and $117 price target. Juniper Networks (JNPR) 158 9/16 +6 5/16: SG Cowen resumes STRONG BUY and $200 price target; says rating reflects strong market growth, growing market share and confidence in management's ability to scale business. Corning Inc (GLW) 283 +8 1/2: CE Unterberg Towbin initiates coverage with a STRONG BUY rating and price target of $315; believes GLW has all pieces required to call itself complete optical layer company. Foundry Networks (FDRY) 87 3/8 +2 15/16: SG Cowen initiates coverage with a BUY and price target of $105; cites strong industry demand and good market position; says company is targeting 3 fastest-growing segments: high-density switches, server balancing switches, and core routers. Nortel Networks (NT) 78 1/16 -1 7/16: DLJ initiates coverage with a BUY rating and price target of $115; believes NT enjoys unique opportunity among its wireless competitors to subsidize investment in its wireless business with above-plan profits from its optical business; with its high-priced currency, firm expects NT to continue to be aggressive regarding acquisitions. Cisco Systems (CSCO) 66 3/4 +1/2: DLJ initiates coverage with a BUY rating and price target of $95; says CSCO is master of IP technology as IP packets increasingly dominate network traffic.