Deutsche Telekom likely broke even during 2000

Article Abstract:

Deutsche Telekom AG is expected to break even for the 2000 year. The forecast comes after excluding special items and taking a small loss for the 2000 fourth-quarter.

Sales, profits & dividends, Forecasts, trends, outlooks, Forecasts and trends

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Deutsche Telekom plans final charge on its real estate

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The article discusses Deutsche Telekom AG's efforts to end an investigation into its accounting practices. It is taking a final charge against its real estate.

Financial management, Accounting and auditing

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Bavaria's support increases chance of Veba-Viag pact

Article Abstract:

The German state of Bavaria has given its approval to the planned merger of Viag AG and Veba AG. Bavaria is Viag's largest shareholder.

Diversified Companies, Acquisitions & mergers, Mergers, acquisitions and divestments, Veba AG, Viag AG, Bavaria, Germany

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