Pactel and Cellular plan midwest venture

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Pactel and Cellular plan to combine their Midwestern cellular phone holdings. The joint venture will cover 27,000 square miles and serve 15 million people. The companies will have equal shares in the joint venture, which has not yet had a value assigned to it. The contract is expected to close during the 2nd or 3rd qtr of 1991 if government and stockholder approval are obtained.

Telephone communications, exc. radio, Cellular telephones, Wireless telephones, Telephone companies, Joint ventures, Middle West, Joint Venture, Telephone Company, Cellular Radio, Pacific Telesis Group, PAC, Cellular Communications Inc., COMM

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Growth or Value? Entertainment Stocks Are Caught in the Transition

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The return on investments in the mass media and entertainment industries has dropped considerably in the last year, and analysts are forecasting much lower growth for the next five years.

Sales & consumption, PRINTING AND PUBLISHING, Securities issued, listed, AMUSEMENT & RECREATION SERVICES, Evaluation, Mass media industry, Investments, Securities, Entertainment industry, Company securities, Industry sales and revenue

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Viacom Fights Against Its Own Size

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After a decade of building Viacom into a large media conglomerate, CEO Sumner Redstone is contemplating breaking the company apart.

Labor force information, Organizational history, Executive changes & profiles, Radio & TV Broadcasting, Officials and employees, Employment, Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Broadcasting industry, Company restructuring/company reorganization, Reorganization and restructuring, Viacom Inc., VIA, Company organization, Moonves, Les, Redstone, Sumner M., Freston, Tom

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