| The New York Times 1999 Stephen Labaton |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| $72 billion deal of phone giants clears big hurdle; tentative nod from U.S.; Ameritech-SBC would have to expand to new cities and welcome competitors.(SBC Communications) | Business, general | Stephen Labaton |
| AT and T's planned Mediaone deal poses test for U.S. cable policy.(threat of AT and T domination of cable television industry and high-speed Internet service market feared)(Abstract) | Business, general | Stephen Labaton |
| Cable rates rising as industry nears end of regulation; gains outpace inflation; competition not as strong as expected - operators cite costs of new services. | Business, general | Stephen Labaton |
| F.C.C. chief says phone deal faces stiff review.(William E. Kennard on proposed MCIWorldCom Inc.'s acquisition of Sprint Corp.) | Business, general | Stephen Labaton |
| fight for Internet access creates unusual alliances; ex-foes join in a cable battle against AT&T.(Industry Trend or Event) | Business, general | Stephen Labaton |
| Intel and the U.S. in tentative deal in antitrust case; terms are not released; chip maker is said to agree to stop forcing customers to turn over technology.(Company Business and Marketing) | Business, general | Stephen Labaton |
| Microchips in microcosm; failed partnership is a lens for viewing U.S.-Intel suit.(Intergraph Corp.'s accusations against Intel Corp. are basis of government's antitrust case )(Company Business and Marketing) | Business, general | Stephen Labaton |
| Refereeing the future; while corporate interests collide, the F.C.C. chief seeks his niche.(Bill Kennard)(Government Activity) | Business, general | Stephen Labaton |
| U.S. and Intel at odds over issue that raises question of law's limit.(Federal Trade Commission to launch antitrust case against Intel)(Antitrust Cases Illuminate Tangled Ties Atop the PC Industry) | Business, general | Stephen Labaton |
| U.S. approves accord in case against Intel; company will limit withholding of data.(Federal Trade Commission settles its antitrust case) | Business, general | Stephen Labaton |
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