| Wall Street Journal. Europe 1999 Stephanie N. Mehta |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| AT&T to go local in New York.(Abstract) | Business, international | Stephanie N. Mehta |
| BT pays 638.2 million euros for Yellow Book USA.(Abstract) | Business, international | Gautam Naik, Stephanie N. Mehta |
| Frontier to affirm sale to partner Global Crossing.(Abstract) | Business, international | Stephanie N. Mehta, Rebecca Blumenstein |
| Global Crossing agrees to merge with US West.(Abstract) | Business, international | Stephanie N. Mehta, Joann S. Lublin |
| Global Crossing will acquire C&W unit.(Cable and Wireless PLC undersea cable unit acquired by Global Crossing Ltd. for $725 million in cash) | Business, international | Stephanie N. Mehta, Steven Lipin |
| McLeodUSA gets a $1 billion infusion.(Abstract) | Business, international | Stephanie N. Mehta, Nikhil Deogun |
| Price worries drive Sprint shares lower.(Abstract) | Business, international | Stephanie N. Mehta |
| SBC Communications to launch phone-service package in U.S.(Abstract) | Business, international | Stephanie N. Mehta |
| US West plans low-cost internet-delivery service.(Abstract) | Business, international | Stephanie N. Mehta |
| Viatel agrees to buy Destia in stock swap.(Abstract) | Business, international | Stephanie N. Mehta |
| Vodafone sends $45 billion message to wireless industry.(Abstract) | Business, international | William Boston, Stephanie N. Mehta, Charles Goldsmith, Steven Lipin |
| Vodafone to merge with Bell Atlantic in U.S. market.(Abstract) | Business, international | Stephanie N. Mehta |
| WorldAccess agrees to buy Star Telecom.(Statistical Data Included) | Business, international | Stephanie N. Mehta |
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