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Sprint, KansasCity, e Mo. and EarthLink, Atlanta , formed a cobranded service in May of 1999 un: der which EarthLink provides In- a; eETSARLEGeeeEgHLE aatelablsterdartfticts ceaneeeiel Doe orencslaig BaBboee abba bseatesasaanse: cent, to $18.4375 on the Nasdaq BsR58% ee vo seeteectettesaecptecsestacoh 28 seeRaesBSch a — a yeahs oat REEEERE eedie nee SHEE1sgodegees ebndenns 212558805508caeaEReceEECoECEE stake é FecustRadaded!GsnediaeSeleinueaillli The announcementsent EarthLink’s stock up $1.4375,or 8.5 per- Seashabsela. sbuhoaSeahGeresahaionaasces 14.6 percent. or ees EarthLink to 26.7 percent from f ATLANTA — Internetservice provider EarthLink Inc. said Tuesdaythatit will receive a $431 million investmentfrom phone giant Sprint Corp. 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In the future, companies should focus on what consumers want, he said. ducing shares outstanding. 2 « sSsgeckhae that negotiation, rather than regu- use to increase earnings per share by re- Seaonabeets dsushaizesebet epaascanbisestss sebelsgthe Cc Gonna Saessaserees Bbe=feagis SeseGxbgeditetes! s aoe ESS Te 's annual convention in New Orleans. Kennard said the dispute, which left 3.5 million viewers without ABC’s popular programs, created a “tangible public backlash.” He said he was confident isa NG a pone = place over an unspecified time, represents about9.9 percent of Autoliv's stock outstanding. ESSE Serco BEETLES RETESTAE OEEEscecgteeree ESI iS a iSaS B=seI ~ SSaoenS; SSE. AS GaSepoeeoueeseseabes sBacesosee®. SneshseSeSarcuseceesecneecae siisaseaseicese Saaseeenges Bicehes 2 Saws. SSRSkERARRNeRas. a & Wetteninantacete BSNSERES, ShassseBhewansses Teas seasseruesessaye eaVERReEate saunPtESdalneantfaltsl 3 catl Belesieesshyes Seine Pi BB The buyback, which will take Scltecbaheshee, BebSIaSe SadDeRRSSeTeeteweThuRLenaeEM ma Seacrest itrttttbctentticdtant sSezBasaltiigidetalstnetadeteate si S2obcesshbSeasccescarraanececesSha rtissatgeas STOCKHOLM,Sweden — Sweden’s Autoliv Inc., the world’s largest maker of car safety products, said Tuesdayit will buy back up to 10 million ofits shares. ae eet iets aE *, z a ecttesechecs : i So b8: Ba: SaRbR: 1660 «19 2781-431 2313 +50 08 foi 13 TREETEeeeSeo PETETeePee ETTPETTY7H ae j Tad solpanalethestis.ts Peeeeeee L=NSSoe~—LNSLESI VLSI ao SeeBusheaas8estesheebetost BESESES: Bhesecealesiaaas. aLavhasaserassabass SafeyeteasiakenSSRERaUsAUNeatedeae yA shutoffWalt Disney Co’saBcTv AUtoliv to Buy Back statiions in 11 cities after the com10 Million Shares panies failed to agree on compen- i ®snaasedieacets 1162 198 1431 eHNOR42} Oaerat ean ere £85) cotinine ceil 5 “You should makeit clear that your industry is not going to tolerate making consumers pawns in this debate,” Kennard said in a speech at the National Cable ws oe ion for carrying the stations. 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Rover Car Group Phoenix consortium led by former Roverchief executive John Towers, staves off the closure of the country’s largestcar factory —and takes pressure off Prime Minister Tony Blair’: 's government, accused of not doing enough to save a national institution. For BMW, the sale endsa costly The successful move by the and embarrassing foray into the restore Roverto profitability. mainstream auto market. The lux- ury carmaker invested some $4.1 billion in failed, six-year effort to NASDAQ piolsciecals MARKET Ter Vol Last Cr 7h a |
