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To: DaveMG who wrote (19431)	12/9/1998 1:53:00 PM
From: Ruffian	Respond to of 152472

3com & SIEMENS & Digital Phones> yes European Expansion Wired News Report 9:45 a.m. 9.Dec.98.PST 3Com, the US-based data networking company, and Siemens, the German electronics firm, are expected to announce a US$100 million partnership for the development of digital telephones, according to The Wall Street Journal. 3Com's chief executive, Eric Benhamou, is trying to bust his company out of a funk which began with its acquisition of US Robotics in 1997. Europe may be a natural focus for Benhamou, who went to school in Paris and enjoys a cult-like following in France as a preeminent French-speaking networking executive. Benhamou also told the Journal that he intends to keep 3Com (COMS) independent. There has been widespread speculation that 3Com is a takeover target for other data networking companies, including Lucent Technologies. - - - Nasdaq taps Broadcast.com: Shares of Broadcast.com (BCST) jumped more than 15 percent Wednesday morning after the company announced a pact with Nasdaq to broadcast earnings conference calls for Nasdaq-100 companies over the Web. "We would like to see Internet broadcasting become a standard corporate communications tool for public companies," said Alfred Berkeley, Nasdaq's president. The endorsement boosted Broadcast.com's stock $8.88, or 16 percent, to $63.63 by late morning on the Nasdaq. Under the agreement, Nasdaq will offer each of its top 100 listed companies the opportunity to broadcast all of its earnings calls through co-branded pages on the Broadcast.com Web site. The broadcasts will be tested in early 1999. Financial terms of the agreement were not disclosed. Investment bank Hambrecht & Quist responded to the news by upgrading its rating for Broadcast.com to "buy" from "hold." - - - AOL scores with Yellow Pages: America Online (AOL) said on Wednesday that GTE and Bell Atlantic will pay a combined $31 million over three years to get their yellow pages services on AOL, AOL.com, and AOL's localized Digital City service. That figure is a combination of advertising sales and distribution revenue, AOL said. GTE's SuperPages and Bell Atlantic's BigYellow services offer advertising listing for businesses. GTE also runs BigBook. Advertising purchased individually on any of these sites, or on AOL, will appear on all of the services. AOL's Yellow Pages is expected to launch later this month with listings for 11 million US businesses, as well as product and service information for advertisers, AOL said. GTE's SuperPages and Bell Atlantic's BigYellow will share a common listings and advertising database.

To: DaveMG who wrote (19431)	12/9/1998 2:02:00 PM
From: Ruffian	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 152472

Norby> ALCOMM Inc. (QCOM) Click on the ticker for a detailed quote Date Broker Comment 12/9/98 BT/Alex. Brown reiterates buy 12/9/98 Everen Securities reiterates 1-1 rating, short term target $80, long term $100, weakness in shares due to rumors & misinformation 11/11/98 Everen Securities reiterates 1-1 rating, deal 50/50% with MSFT new incentives will be left costly 11/11/98 Merrill Lynch reiterates 3-2 rating, joint venture called Wireless Knowledge 11/5/98 Wedbush Morgan reiterates hold, anticipate significant growth FY99 EPS $2.75 on rev of $4.48 billion 11/4/98 BT/Alex. Brown reiterates buy, 4Q beats EPS estimates, but misses on revenue side 11/4/98 Everen Securities reiterates 1-1 rating, short term target $80, long term $100 11/4/98 Goldman Sachs reiterates market outperform, raised 1998 from $1.60 to $1.63, lowered 1999 from $2.65 to $2.60 11/4/98 Lehman reiterates strong buy, 4Q beat consensus, target $65 10/28/98 Lehman reiterates strong buy, lowered estimates, target $65 10/21/98 Lehman reiterates strong buy, target $65 10/20/98 Everen Securities reiterates 1-1 rating 10/14/98 Everen Securities reiterates 1-1 rating 10/13/98 Everen Securities reiterates 1-1 rating, short term target $80, long term $100, expect a good qtr 9/24/98 Everen Securities reiterates 1-1 rating, press conference on 3rd generation issue causing volatility in stock 9/4/98 BT/Alex. Brown reiterates buy, 4Q on track 9/1/98 Wedbush Morgan reiterates hold, lowered FY98 estimates, continue to view CDMA as superior tech in several significant Markets 8/24/98 Everen Securities reiterate 1-1 rating, positive article in IBD 7/22/98 Bear Stearns reiterates buy, revenue & EPS slightly above consensus but slightly below our forecast 7/22/98 Goldman Sachs reiterates market outperform, raised estimates 7/14/98 Everen Securities reiterates 1-1 rating 7/1/98 Everen Securities reiterates 1-1 rating, no change in estimates 6/29/98 CIBC/Oppenheimer initiate coverage with a buy 6/18/98 Wedbush Morgan downgraded from buy to hold due to uncertainties over Pacific Rim countries involved in Research Broker Reports by Symbol Get the last 180 days of JAG NOTES for a company by entering a ticker symbol in the space below. If you're not sure about a symbol, use the Ticker Lookup.