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Nortel's latest step toward 'normal.'

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With the communications equipment maker, Nortel Networks Corp. filing its 2004 company earnings, the company has termed this year as 'challenging.' The company's revenue has slipped to $9.83 billion from $10.19 billion. Apart from these the company has lost money, is trimming expenses and expects sales to rise. Though the company anticipates increase in sales for 2005, various factors need to taken into consideration.

Forecasts, trends, outlooks, Company business forecast/projection, Company forecasts

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Nortel comes clean: Five leave board as review fingers Dunn: '03 profit cut 41%; executives to pay back bonuses; board overhauled

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The investors of Nortel Networks Corporation are hopeful despite that the company reduced its profit for 2003 by 41% thereby asking senior executives to pay back millions that they received as bonuses. The company announced in January 2005 that five directors including chairman Lynton Wilson would step down at the annual meeting held in 2005.

Executive changes & profiles, Officials and employees, Appointments, resignations and dismissals, Wilson, Lynton

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Nortel believes it's got things righted

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The details on Nortel Networks Corp., which posted $2.86 billion revenues for second quarter 2005, are examined.

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