Netcom bids $3.3 billion for stake in SEC that it already doesn't already own. (Societe Europeenne de Communication and Netcom AB)

Article Abstract:

Sweden's telecommunications services provider Netcom AB has made an acquistion offer for Luxembourg-based Societe Europeenne de Communication in stock transaction.The merged company would be a large European telephone services network.

Wired Telecommunications Carriers, COMMUNICATION, Sweden, Telephone Communications, Telephone communications, exc. radio, Luxembourg, Telephone services, Societe Europeenne de Communication, NetCom AB

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Valentia Group is close to winning its bid for Eircom

Article Abstract:

Sir Anthony O'Reilly's Valentia consortium seems to be the victor in a 10-month battle for Eircom PLC, the Irish phone company. The consortium e-Island was still deciding on a course of action after Eircom's board accepted an increased offer of roughly Euro3 billion from Valantia.

Telecommunications, Ireland, Eircom PLC

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A reborn AT&T to buy BellSouth

Article Abstract:

AT&T Inc. of the United States is to purchase BellSouth Corp. also of the United States, assuming $22 billion in debt. The acquisition will make AT&T Corp. the largest telecommunications operator in the world, with a market capitalization of approximately $170 billion.

United States, Industry Overview, Company acquisition/merger, T, AT&T Inc., Communications industry, Company Profile, BellSouth Cellular Corp.

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