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To: Buckey who wrote (1904)	3/18/2002 3:05:41 PM
From: vds4	Respond to of 4470

well yah... now that it is going down of course they downgrade it. Analysts are pretty good that way.

To: Buckey who wrote (1904)	3/22/2002 8:22:20 AM
From: Al Collard	Respond to of 4470

NT-t...in the news: Globe/Reuters say Nortel may be talking with Motorola Fri 22 Mar 2002 The Globe and Mail reports in its Friday, March 22, edition that BusinessWeek magazine is saying Motorola is in talks with Nortel Networks to combine the two companies' wireless network equipment businesses. A Reuters News Agency dispatch to The Globe reports that Motorola's $6.5-billion (U.S.) wireless networks division -- which makes the antennae and other equipment used to operate wireless networks -- lost $1.4-billion (U.S.) in 2001. Citing talks between Motorola's president Edward Breen and top Nortel executives, BusinessWeek said the two companies are exploring a range of options, including the possibility of Nortel's $5.7-billion (U.S.) wireless unit buying Motorola's wireless division and the combined company being spun out as an independent business. BusinessWeek said a Motorola executive and former executives from the two companies were sources for its report. Motorola spokesperson Scott Wyman declined to comment on a specific deal with Nortel, saying only, "Everyone in the industry is talking to everyone else." Nortel declined to comment.