CRRECT: Deutsche Tel Warns n Pft; Telco No Safe Harbor
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CRRECT: Deutsche Tel Warns n Pft; Telco No Safe Harbor
Wall Street Journal
The correct version follows. ) HAMBURG (Dow Jones)–Deutsche Telekom AG (DT) Tuesday became the first European integrated telecommunications company to issue a profit warning due to the economic slump undermining the sector’s defensive reputation and dragging down telecoms stocks around Europe. Citing weak mobile operations in the U. and Poland in particular Deutsche Telekom said it now expects 2009 earnings before interest tax depreciation and amortization or Ebitda adjusted for exceptional items.
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Polish Radio External Service
The decision came in the wake of unproductive talks aimed at establishing a common stand at the event. Click on the audio icon to listen to the report by Alicja Baczy?skaThe Durban Review conference on racism held in Geneva saw a boycott of several member states over fear of it turning into a platform for anti-Semitism. Poland?s refusal to dispatch delegates to the event came in the wake of such declarations made by countries including United States Canada and Israel. In a statement released ahead of the conference the Polish Ministry of Foreign Affairs has justified its stance by claiming that it had reason to believe the meeting would be no different than the 2001 World Conference on Racism and would become ?a forum for unacceptable declarations contrary to the spirit of respect for other races and religions.
INDICATRS – Poland April 22
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We should value jobs created by Poland Spring
Kennebec Journal
I suggest that the state does no such thing. It values the 800 jobs — with full benefits — that Poland Spring provides for Maine residents at a time when jobs are scarce. It values the fact that Poland Spring spends more than $100 million in Maine each year including $40 million in payroll and $65 million to Maine suppliers and other companies. It values the 40 new good-paying jobs created at the plant in Kingfield a part of Franklin County whose residents largely rely on seasonal ski tourism and logging. It values the several million dollars that Poland Spring proposes to invest by building a new spring water station in Fryeburg. And it values our abundant renewable ground water resources by carefully regulating Poland Spring’s operations.
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