U.S. lets Canada in on Iraq bidding

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The United States has decided to allow Canadian companies to bid in contracts to rebuild Iraq, after reversing its initial decision to shut out countries that did not back its invasion. All the major companies in Canada are looking forward to competing for future contracts in Iraq and providing telecommunications solutions to help with the rebuilding and development of the country.

United States, Postwar reconstruction, Iraq War, 2003-

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BCE profit rises on growth in new services as traditional business declines

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Growth in wireless, Internet and video services declined in traditional operations at BCE Inc. The long-distance business of BCE's subsidiary Bell Canada fell 7 per cent in the quarter, average revenue per user declined and sales of local services remained flat.

Sales, profits & dividends, Company sales and earnings, BCE Inc., Company earnings/profit

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