Mueller says regulators hurt Deutsche Telekom
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Germany's Economics Minister Werner Mueller has stated that major telecommunications operators such as Deutsche Telekom are hurt by decisions made by regulators. Mueller is appealing to regulators to put into consideration the infrastructure investments of major telecommunications operators when making decisions in the future. Decisions made by telecommunications regulators support fledgling operators that lease lines, putting Deutsche Telekom and other major operators that have spent huge investments in building telecommunications infrastructures at a disadvantage.
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Germany: Economics Minister states that major telecom cos such as Deutsche Telekom are hurt by decisions made by regulators
Publication Name: Wall Street Journal. Europe
Subject: Business, international
ISSN: 0921-9986
Year: 1998
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GL trade unit of Paris bourse to go public
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GL Trade SA, a partially-owned subsidiary of the Paris bourse in France, will have an initial public offering in November 1998. The company develops and markets electronic order-routing systems that enable traders to gain access to several equity and derivatives markets on one computer screen. The IPO could generate about 140 million French francs ($24.8 million). GL Trade may be worth about 1 billion francs at the time of the IPO, according to Jean-Francois Theodore, chairman of the Paris bourse. The company's sales in 1997 was about $25 million.
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A partially-owned subsidiary of the Paris bourse in France will have an initial public offering in Nov 1998
Publication Name: Wall Street Journal. Europe
Subject: Business, international
ISSN: 0921-9986
Year: 1998
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Deutsche Boerse is in talks to add new partnerships
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Deutsche Boerse AG of Germany is negotiating with several potential partners, including the Italian derivatives exchange, in an effort to become the world's dominant exchange. The company, which operates the Frankfurt stock exchange, the Xetra electronic-trading system and Eurex Deutschland, is aiming to become the biggest derivatives exchange in the world, according to its chairman, Werner Seifert. Seifert is planning to partner with the largest clearing and settlement operations in Europe and sign up 500 members per operation.
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Is negotiating with several potential partners, including the Italian derivatives exchange, in an effort to become the world's d
Publication Name: Wall Street Journal. Europe
Subject: Business, international
ISSN: 0921-9986
Year: 1998
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