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10993Not the jet!10K a day-6/28/2002
10992<i>How much do you want to bet that money's gone or hidden some place?Oeconomicus-6/28/2002
10991<i>If the company goes bankrupt, he'll lose the $1.5M for life, $750K tejek-6/27/2002
10990No idea. I only report what I find. Good questions, though. Bob PS: Do you reaOeconomicus-6/27/2002
10989I certainly don't want to put words in anybody's mouth, and thought I waCharles Tutt-6/27/2002
10988care to elaborate?Oeconomicus-6/27/2002
10987sec has made a deal with wcomhdl-6/27/2002
10986This from the NYT previously linked sums up Sullivan's rationale, if you canOeconomicus-6/27/2002
10985the WorldCon thread,,,. Subject 53091Brasco One-6/27/2002
10984<i>He apparently felt that, since they were making these payments in advanLizzie Tudor-6/27/2002
10983Bob, There is a pretty good article in the NY Times on how this was done. It menoexwa-6/27/2002
10982If the company goes bankrupt, he'll lose the $1.5M for life, $750K for the wEl Guapo-6/27/2002
10981It didn't say "not yet in service" (and neither did I). It said thOeconomicus-6/27/2002
10980If WCOM network is so important,they may get a loan from the Government,like airel paradisio-6/27/2002
10979How long they will halt WCOM?...SEC is afraid,that after WCOM will resume tradinel paradisio-6/27/2002
10978>I know this may sound funny but it might be better to give a CFO a polygraphGeorge the Greek-6/27/2002
10977re: Brave New World? Well put, Ned. Nice metaphor. Democracy hasn't made mGeorge the Greek-6/27/2002
10976I think I saw the article to which you refer, too. Now I wish I had printed it Charles Tutt-6/27/2002
10975could NWS be the next Worldcom? opinions please?Paul Corbett-6/27/2002
10974I think it's more likely that they, like many others (especially those auditCharles Tutt-6/27/2002
10973That seems to be an awful lot of money to be paying for capacity that hasn'tCharles Tutt-6/27/2002
10972They are on the streets on Friday...David W. Taylor-6/27/2002
10971It was in an article I read this morning, but I can't find it now. Yahoo seeOeconomicus-6/27/2002
10970<The ones at issue were payments for leased access to other telcos' linesBWAC-6/27/2002
10969My own guess as to why they announced it had to do with the SEC holding a gun HH-6/27/2002
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