TPSA finds some static with its IPO

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Telekomunikacja Polska S.A. (TPSA), a telecommunications company in Poland, has its managers and initial public offering syndicate traveling across Europe and the US to promote its shares. The offering will be closed on Nov. 6, 1998, and priced on Nov. 7, 1998. TPSA shares are being sold at prices varying from $4 and $5.40 each. The government of Poland wants to employ the offering to transcend the limited pool of Central European and emerging-market funds that have had a key role in its capital markets. In the offering, Poland is supplying 10% to international investors and another 5% to domestic investors.

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Telecommuns co in Poland has managers & IPO syndicate traveling across Europe & US to promote its shares

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After four years in the rear, Boeing is set to jet past Airbus

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Boeing Co. of the United States is back on track to increase commercial jet orders after four years behind Airbus S.A.S. The American aircraft giant is introducing the 787, the selling feature is a lack of customization so the jet can easily be sold from one airline to another, making the Boeing 787 more viable for the market as the airline industry of North America struggles.

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