Deutsche Telekom equals Mannesmann price cuts

Article Abstract:

Deutsche Telekom AG of Germany will reduce its rates for mobile-phone clients to 1.29 marks per minute ($0.77) from the present rate of 1.89 marks per minute on Dec. 1, 1998, a move that matches Mannesmann AG's announced rate cuts that will be implemented on Jan. 1, 1999. Deutsche Telekom's decision to match the calling rates for its "Telly-Local-Tariff" clients a month earlier than its competitor is expected to further heat-up the competitive German mobile-phone market. Viag Interkom, the newest entrant to the industry, continues to provide the lowest rates at 0.29 marks per minute but is limited by its reach.

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Will reduce its rates for mobile-phone clients to 1.29 marks/minute from the present rate of 1.89 marks/minute on 12/1/98

Germany, Cellular Mobile Radio Services, Cellular and Other Wireless Telecommunications, Commodity & service prices, Services information, Cellular telephone services, Deutsche Telekom AG, Article

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Birds of Play: Americans Flock to Sport Invented By the Aristocrats

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A review of the increasing trend towards pheasant hunting by Americans. Known as an English sport, slowly middle to upper-class Americans are beginning to pick up the sport.

United States, Public affairs, Hunting, trapping, game propagation, Hunting and Trapping, Hunting & Trapping, Brief Article, England, Pheasant shooting

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