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Posts	SubjectMarks	Bans	Symbol
18016	45	0	NN

Emcee: John Messbauer	Type: Unmoderated

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17916	Thomas, I'm not sure what portion of ALA's 120,000 employees are bas	Steve Fancy	-	3/18/2000
17915	>>carrier telecommunication business in N.America will be run independent	Thomas Scharf	-	3/18/2000
17914	If I was an Austrian (or Italian or whatever) I'd be a little concerned abo	Michael M	-	3/18/2000
17913	Bob, braking NN in part would be very difficult. Core switching (36170,670) is	zbyslaw owczarczyk	-	3/18/2000
17912	--OT-- EU does not have a supreme court like usa does. This is why the two cas	Bob Howarth	-	3/18/2000
17911	--OT-- Yes. But keep New Orleans and make it the capitol of Alabama!	Bob Howarth	-	3/18/2000
17910	--OT-- Since you brought it up, Bob, I will add my 2 cents -- if the EU were to	Michael M	-	3/18/2000
17909	Breaking NN up into pieces, IPO'ing things like the 3DSL and the subsidiari	Bob Howarth	-	3/18/2000
17908	March 11-17'th Economist Magazine, page 60, Charlemagne column, offers a fa	Bob Howarth	-	3/18/2000
17907	Thomas a good point, however carrier telecommunication business in N.America wi	zbyslaw owczarczyk	-	3/18/2000
17906	>>ALA is a an undiscovered powerhouse IMO<<?????? Powerhouse? A FRE	Thomas Scharf	-	3/18/2000
17905	Steve, I agree with all your points. <eom>	gbh	-	3/17/2000
17904	Bob, so who else is interested in NN? Without ALA, and without an imminent tak	gbh	-	3/17/2000
17903	I don't know Bob, seems an option to back out of the deal penalty free i	Steve Fancy	-	3/17/2000
17902	Steve, don't can the deal, just get rid of the ALA extortion clause about i	Bob Howarth	-	3/17/2000
17901	Doug, guess you were right, and I was definitely wrong. I had a much longer po	Bob Howarth	-	3/17/2000
17900	ZO, <i><<do not forget they b/c of merger they made entire good wi	blaireo1	-	3/17/2000
17899	Now here's a guy that understands the game. ALA is a an undiscovered po	Steve Fancy	-	3/17/2000
17898	Not to mention the Paris 5-1 stock split that will put the ADR at parity wit	Steve Fancy	-	3/17/2000
17897	Probably not far until it gets over the black eye it gave itself by offering to	Steve Fancy	-	3/17/2000
17896	<i>They only beat the street in their last earnings by a couple of	zbyslaw owczarczyk	-	3/17/2000
17895	Won't happen unless NN deal is killed. Seems some NN'ers don't und	Steve Fancy	-	3/17/2000
17894	I think we have to remember that if the ALA deal was not made, NN would likely	blaireo1	-	3/17/2000
17893	Bob: When I anticipated that a month ago, the Board was all up in arms. There	Doug	-	3/17/2000
17892	James and other fellow NN shareholders. This deal with ALA is really starting	Bob Howarth	-	3/17/2000

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