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That's smart, because local rivals like Chicago-based Ameritech (1996 sales: $14.9 billion) are getting ready to join the race too. While the Justice Department recommended that regulators reject Ameritech's application to provide long-distance service in June, Justice said the company had satisfied 11 of 14 requirements for opening its market. The Baby Bell still has a month to make up the deficiencies before the FCC rules. Richard Notebaert, Ameritech's chomping-at-the-bit chairman and CEO, can't wait to grab part of the $9 billion long-distance market in the five states that...
...million last year outweighed $190 million in sales. Bryan has raised a $1.1 billion war chest; without deregulation, he says, "the financial markets wouldn't have been open to us." But a payoff is in sight. In Ohio, where the company is attempting to woo customers away from Ameritech, ICG marketers' cold calls have led to a remarkable 50% in follow-up appointments. Bryan says ICG will probably have a positive cash flow next year...
According to The Michigan Daily last week, the student used at least one alum's social security card to apply for an Ameritech calling card...
...Bryn Mawr College, the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation, the Howard Hughes Medical Institute and the Marlboro School of Music, and is a Regent of the Smithsonian Institution. In addition, Gray is a member of the boards of directors of J.P.Morgan & Co., the Cummings Engine Company,Atlantic Richfield Company and Ameritech...
...Justice Department today backed Ameritech Corp.'s drive to provide long-distance telephone service for Chicago, Ill. and Grand Rapids, Mich. Ameritech would be the first baby bell to get into the $68 billion long-distance business since the 1984 breakup of AT&T. It is seeking permission from federal Judge Harold Greene, who oversees the decree that splintered AT&T. Ameritech officials explained that they want to re-sell long-distance service provided by other companies. In turn, the firm would agree to make it easier for others to provide competing local phone service. This is the first time...