Nortel aims to file 2003 results in September

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Nortel Networks Corp. plans to file restated results by the end of September 2003, thus putting an end to a difficult accounting nightmare. The telecommunications network equipment company has signed a deal with Singapore -based Flextronics International Ltd. to outsource the rest of its manufacturing so that it can focus on the design and sale of telecom gear.

Use of services, Singapore, Electronic Components and Accessories, Electronic components industry, Flextronics International Ltd. (Singapore), FLEX, Outsourcing

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Canada signs deals worth $1.4-billion with China

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Canada's trade mission left China with business committments worth $1.4-billion, although many say too many of the deals are unclear, due to many companies' desire to sign contracts for the cameras before departure. Nortel Networks was the biggest winner, which deals totaling $544-million.

United States, Telephone Apparatus Manufacturing, Foreign trade, Telephone & Telegraph Eqp NEC, International trade, Telecommunications systems

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Partners in China's railway to the sky

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The details on the controversial Chinese mountaintop railway project carried out by Nortel Networks Corp. and Bombardier Inc. are examined.

China, Management dynamics, TRANSPORTATION EQUIPMENT, Management, Transportation equipment industry, Tibet, Bombardier Inc., Company business management, Mountain railroads

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