Of the proof pudding

Article Abstract:

AT&T Corp.'s proposed acquisition of Tele-Communications Inc. (TCI) is being questioned by former AT&T customer, Lisa DiLeva. DiLeva stated that after she signed her new appraisal business with the long-distance giant, she encountered several problems such as wrong rates, double charges and bills for someone else's toll-free 800 number. DiLeva, who has now withdrawn from AT&T, stated that she cannot help but doubt whether AT&T will be successful in purchasing TCI to become a one-stop provider of telephone, cable TV and high-speed Internet access services. AT&T spokesperson Mark Siegel stated that the firm begs to differ as DiLeva's case was merely an unfortunate business experience.

Comment:

Its proposed acquisition of Tele-Communications Inc is being questioned by former customer, Lisa DiLeva

Asset sales & divestitures, Acquisitions & mergers, Wired Telecommunications Carriers, Cable Television Systems, Cable Networks, Long Distance Telephone Svc, Colorado, New York, Cable television broadcasting industry, Cable television, Long distance telephone services, American Telephone and Telegraph Co., AT&T Broadband and Internet Services Inc.

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From power lines to politically correct

Article Abstract:

Green Mountain Power Corp. of Vermont is selling electricity from cleaner, more environment-friendly methods such as windmills and solar panels. Kevin W. Hartley, who is working for Green Mountain, stated that he intends to position the utility as a feel-good company that supplies the best energy in the US. Hartley also stated that he believes that competition in the electric industry is a rare opportunity to help the environment and reduce production costs. Green Mountain CEO Douglas G. Hyde added that Green Mountain aims to make a difference among environmentally unconcerned electric utilities.

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Is selling electricity made from cleaner, more environment-friendly methods such as windmills and solar panels

Other Electric Power Generation, Services information, Vermont, Wind Electric Power, Solar Thermal Electric Power, Wind power, Solar energy, Green Mountain Energy Resources L.L.C.

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