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To: pcstel who wrote (2358)7/3/2002 10:17:40 PM
From: pcstel  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 2737
 
Lucent to Sell Services Unit to Venture Firm

biz.yahoo.com

"The company is simply getting out of a business it did not run well or profitably, said Dean McMann, chief executive of Ranford, a New York firm that tracks the consulting industry.

"Lucent is trying to divest of things that are a drag on their profits," he said. "If that entity wasn't performing well, which it probably wasn't because nothing in consulting is performing well right now, then just getting rid of if might end up being positive."

McMann estimated Lucent received 0.65 times the division's sales, which were at least several hundred million dollars. He added that venture capital firms never spend large chunks of cash on consulting businesses, so the deal was likely for a small amount of cash up front with the rest paid over a longer period of time. "

PCSTEL



To: pcstel who wrote (2358)7/5/2002 8:59:06 AM
From: Rono  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 2737
 
If I'm interpreting the legal mumbo jumbo correctly, LU could sell the loan in its entirety to whom ever they choose, and those new "participants" would then retain the sole right to enforce the Loan Documents.

I am not a lawyer, so take this for what it's worth!

Curious as to what others think.

Ron