| The New York Times 1999 John Tagliabue |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| 2 European giants set to close deal; $95 billion telephone merger could be the biggest ever.(Deutsche Telekom, Telecom Italia)(Company Business and Marketing) | Business, general | John Tagliabue |
| Europe phone deal: clearly a work in progress.(proposed merger of Telecom Italia with Deutsche Telekom) | Business, general | John Tagliabue |
| Foie gras and chips, anyone? Internet shopping is (sort of) catching on in Europe.(Internet/Web/Online Service Information) | Business, general | John Tagliabue |
| Olivetti prevails in hostile bid for far bigger Telecom Italia. | Business, general | John Tagliabue |
| Olivetti to consider bid for Telecom Italia.(Company Business and Marketing) | Business, general | John Tagliabue, Laura M. Holson |
| Phone giants say merger hinges on role of Germany.(merger of Telecom Italia and Deutsche Telekom contingent on German government's abdication of voting rights) | Business, general | John Tagliabue |
| Telecom Italia rejects bid by Olivetti; will push ahead with German merger.(Deutsche Telekom) | Business, general | John Tagliabue |
| Telecom Italia's chief and board resign; the first battle casualties in an unwanted takeover by Olivetti. | Business, general | John Tagliabue |
| The executive who captured Telecom Italia.(Olivetti S.p.A. executive Roberto Colaninno)(Company Business and Marketing)(Advertising) | Business, general | John Tagliabue |
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