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Die Notierung der alten Aktien wird zu gegebener Zeit eingestellt.
Info aus WO:
Ich will nicht bashen, jedoch Euch auf dem neusten Stand halten - gestern kam folgende Nachricht nachbörslich, die ich unten aufgeführt habe - Fakt ist, dass die Liquidation der aktuellen Aktien schon vor Wochen beschlossen wurde - die Eigentümer dieser Aktien haben nur noch eine Chance Geld zu sehen, indem sie sich der Sammelklage in den USA anschliessen - der angefügte Artikel wurde von ANWÄLTEN verfasst, d.h. sie haben ein Interesse viele KLÄGER für sich zu gewinnen - jedoch dürften sie auch gute Insiderinfos bsitzen, wann die Aktien wertlos verfallen - Ihrer Ansicht nach steht MCI kurz vor dem Entrinnen aus der Insolvenz, dass dann zur Folge hat, dass die alten Aktien wertlos werden - sie führen dies darauf zurück, dass VZN 169 Mio gezahlt hat, die Schulden um 300 Mio zurück geführt wurden, sie wieder Staatsaufträge durchführen dürfen - dies spricht für eine Verlängerung des 400 Mio contracts.
So weit so gut - diese positiven Nachrichten helfen den Altaktionären nichts, da somit die Wahrscheinlichkeit steigt, dass MCI die Insolvenz verkässt und die aktuellen Aktien wertlos verfallen - auch diejenigen, die die neuen Aktien nach der Emission kaufen wollen, ärgern sich, da der Preis für neue MCI-Aktien sehr hoch sein dürfte, da man bald saniert ist.
KOmmt es so, wie es die Anwälte beschreiben, so müssen die jetzigen Aktionäre SCHNELLSTENS sich den rechtlichen Schritten anschliessen, denn das Handelsende steht unmittelbar bevor - wird hier nicht gehandelt, so erhält man NICHTS - somit wird der Wert der aktuellen Papiere dadurch bestimmt, wieviel man vor Gericht herausholen kann - soviel ist eine alte MCI-Aktie aktuell wert (MK der alten Aktien ca. 100 Mio) - jedoch ist hier wiederum nicht gesagt, ob nicht nur die Aktionäre nur etwas erhalten, die die Aktein VOR DEM SKANDAL schon im Depot hatten - würde dies so ausgehen, dann würden diejenigen, die nach dem Skandal gekauft haben, nichts erhalten
Es ist kompliziert!
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MCI WorldCom Close to Emerging From Bankruptcy, Existing WorldCom and MCI Shares to Be Cancelled, Reports Parker & Waichman
Thursday January 8, 5:04 pm ET
February 20, 2004 Deadline to Opt-Out of Worldcom Class Action of Approaching; Shareholders Holding WorldCom (WCOEQ) & MCI (MCWEQ) Shares Should Immediately Evaluate Legal Options
NEW YORK, Jan. 8 /PRNewswire/ -- Parker & Waichman (www.worldcomstockfraud.com) is encouraging current and former shareholders to evaluate their legal options in light of recently announced developments from MCI WorldCom. Yesterday MCI WorldCom (Pink Sheets: WCOEQ - News, MCWEQ - News, MCIAV - News) announced a series of steps that will help the company emerge from bankruptcy. MCI will reduce the size of its Debtor-in-Possession Credit Facility to $300 million from $1.06 billion; this is a result of MCI accumulating significant cash balances making it unnecessary for the company to borrow funds. Additionally, the United States has lifted a ban on MCI which barred the Company from receiving government contracts. When MCI WorldCom emerges from bankruptcy shares of MCI WorldCom stock trading under the symbols (WCOEQ and MCIAV) will be cancelled.
Parker & Waichman and associated counsel is currently representing hundreds of current and former MCI WorldCom shareholders and employees who have opted out of the class action lawsuit that was certified last year by Judge Denise Cote in the Southern District of New York. Parker & Waichman`s team has filed claims against Salomon Smith Barney, now operating as Citigroup Global Markets, a unit of Citigroup, Inc. (NYSE: C - News) on behalf of MCI WorldCom investors. These individuals have been financially injured by the fraudulent and inappropriate advice of Salomon Smith Barney. Former Salomon Smith Barney analyst Jack Grubman is also named in the claims.
Current and former WorldCom and MCI shareholders and employees can visit www.worldcomstockfraud.com and www.worldcomclassaction.com to view and download the WorldCom class action opt-out form, " Notice of Class Action." Parker & Waichman encourages shareholders to request a free case evaluation before deciding to opt-out of the class action. Parker & Waichman is providing free case evaluations to all current and former WorldCom and MCI shareholders and employees. Parker & Waichman believes many shareholders may benefit from opting out of the class action to pursue individual claims.
Current and former shareholders who desire to opt-out of the WorldCom class action lawsuit must mail the opt-out form or required information no later than February 20, 2004. This will permit them to pursue individual claims against the defendants, including Salomon Smith Barney. Parker & Waichman is encouraging current and former shareholders to explore their legal options before the opt-out deadline expires. Current and former WorldCom and MCI shareholders who do not specifically " opt-out" of the class action by filing the required form or information are automatically included in the class action lawsuit.
If You Desire To Opt-Out Of The WorldCom Class Action Lawsuit, You MUST Act By Filing The Opt-Out Form Or Required Information No Later Than February 20, 2004 Or You Will Be Automatically Included In The Class Action.
For more information on Parker & Waichman, LLP please visit http://www.yourlawyer.com or call 1-800-LAW-INFO. Current and former shareholders are also encouraged to visit http://www.injurytalk.com.
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ansonsten bin ich ein ganz seriöser hobbiest, jedenfalls meistens.
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p.s. als aufmunterung für die, die noch investiert sind und es bei nassie nicht gelesen haben: "Beim insoventen Unternehmen WorldCom (WCOEQ) wurde bekannt, dass die US-Beschaffungsbehörde General Services Administration (GSA) Worldcom/MCI von der schwarzen Liste genommen hat. Ab sofort kann MCI alias WorldCom wieder an öffentlichen Ausschreibungen teilnehmen. Bestehende Verträge mit staatlichen Stellen können wieder verlängert werden. Die WCOEQ-Aktie büßte bis Börsenschluss 10,39 % auf 0,03 Dollar ein, nachbörslich erholte sich der Wert um 1,45 %. Die MCI-Aktie (MCWEQ) verteuerte sich um 18,33 % auf 0,07 Dollar.(nb: unverändert).
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Manila telecoms firms say U.S. rate hikes to stay
Wednesday January 14, 5:05 am ET
By Carmina Reyes
MANILA, Jan 14 (Reuters) - A surprise U.S. investigation into practices at Philippine telecom firms is unlikely to alter agreements with U.S. firms to raise the rates they are charged for inbound calls, a government official said on Wednesday.
The U.S. justice department served 30 Filipino telecom executives visiting Hawaii last weekend with subpoenas to appear before a grand jury in Honolulu, reviving a rate dispute between American and Filipino telecom firms.
But Deputy head of the National Telecommunications Commission, Jorge Sarmiento played down the likely impact of the probe on the recently agreed 33 percent hike in rates U.S. companies are charged to connect international calls.
"The termination rates have been mutually agreed upon," Sarmiento told Reuters. "Would this mean that they would have to alter that? No, that is a private transaction and not likely to be changed."
Last week, telecom leader Philippine Long Distance Telephone Co (PLDT) (TEL.PS) and second-ranked Globe Telecom signed deals with America's AT&T Corp (NYSE:T - News), raising the rate for inbound calls terminating in landlines to $0.12 from $0.09. The figure is below the FCC's benchmark of $0.19 per minute for such rates.
Globe and PLDT signed a similar deal in December with other U.S. carriers such as MCI Worldcom International (Other OTC:WCOEQ.PK - News) and Sprint Communications Corp (NYSE:FON - News), ending months of wrangling.
AT&T and MCI had previously complained to the U.S. Federal Communications Commission (News - Websites) (FCC) that the Philippine firms had acted like a cartel by uniformly raising their termination rates early in 2003.
Before the agreements were signed in December, the outstanding issues before the FCC had been resolved, with U.S. regulators saying back payments owed to Philippine players would be made.
The U.S.-Philippine route is the fourth-largest international route based on outgoing U.S. calls, with about 1.7 billion minutes in 2001, according to data from the FCC. Philippine carriers were paid around $190 million that year.
Call traffic has always been busy between the Philippines, a former American colony, and the United States, where more than two million Filipinos work.
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Based on a copy of the subpoena obtained by Reuters, the head of Globe Telecom's carrier business, Gil Genio, was among those ordered to face the grand jury this month.
PLDT spokesman Butch Jimenez said his firm was consulting with U.S. legal advisers to decide its response.
The U.S. action drew an angry response from President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo, a staunch ally of President George W. Bush in his anti-terror campaign.
"We ask for decency and dignity in the treatment of Filipinos in legitimate business or work in any foreign land," she said in a statement on Wednesday.
Analysts said the looming legal battle was unlikely to dampen the bright outlook for Philippine telecom companies, whose revenues are expected to be higher this year thanks to a flood of text messages and voice calls expected in the run-up to the May 10 national election.
PLDT and Globe helped propel the stock market to a two-year high last week. PLDT finished 15 pesos lower at 920 pesos on Wednesday as investors took profits after a recent rally.
Globe Telecom, which has risen 4.65 percent since the start of the year, ended 10 pesos lower at 900 pesos.
Reuters Research, a unit of Reuters Plc, forecast net income of 16.06 billion pesos for PLDT this year, a 60 percent gain from expected 2003 earnings, or earnings per share of 95.22 pesos.
Globe Telecom's net income for 2004 is seen at 13.06 billion pesos or 92.51 pesos per share. Globe does not give earnings forecasts, but is expected to earn around a net 10 billion pesos.
"With the agreements already signed, why should we worry," said Asiasec Equities research head Oliver Plana.
"This should be no cause for alarm given their strong mobile phone businesses."
(Additional reporting by Dolly Aglay)
Wednesday January 14, 8:31 am ET
SYNNEX to Offer Comprehensive Broadband and VoIP Solutions Based on MCI Products and Services
ASHBURN, Va. and FREMONT, Calif., Jan. 14 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- MCI (WCOEQ, MCWEQ) and SYNNEX Corporation (NYSE: SNX - News), a global IT supply chain services company, today announced the companies have entered into an agreement in which SYNNEX will market and sell MCI's portfolio of business voice, data and Internet solutions to its value-added reseller (VAR) channel. Together, the companies will target SYNNEX broad base of VAR business partners, enabling them to deliver complete IT solutions to their end user customers.
"MCI and SYNNEX are joining forces to meet the growing enterprise demand for best-in-class bundled communications offerings," said Jarrett Appleby, MCI Senior Vice President, MCI Solutions. "Our newly formed relationship with SYNNEX is a great example of how MCI is broadening and deepening its distribution channels to expand our customer base and drive new revenue growth."
As one of the largest technology distributors in North America, SYNNEX is a leader in providing a comprehensive range of services and outsourcing solutions to original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) and reseller customers. By focusing on a select set of technology OEMs, SYNNEX offers in-depth knowledge in products and marketing programs to assist resellers in effectively selling to end users. With this announcement, SYNNEX adds a new dimension of service capability to enable resellers to combine information technology products with communications services.
"MCI has designed a unique and comprehensive program for our customers," said Peter Larocque, Executive Vice President of Distribution, SYNNEX Corporation. "For solution providers focused in communications and data networking, our alliance with MCI enables them to tap into an unparalleled suite of global communications products and industry-leading technical support, while offering them additional revenue and profit opportunities."
Under the terms of the agreement, SYNNEX resellers will have the opportunity to offer their end customers a comprehensive range of MCI voice, data and Internet services, including:
* MCI Broadband services like MCI Internet DSL for always-on, high speed
connectivity;
* MCI Advantage(R), the company's award-winning VoIP service that
converges voice, data and Internet onto a single network, allowing
businesses to streamline network management and lower costs;
* MCI Contact Center Solutions that leverage the latest IP-enabled voice
technology for companies to enhance customer service operations and;
* MCI Virtual Private Networks (VPNs) which help companies to securely
connect remote locations and users to their corporate resources.
MCI has worked with SYNNEX to develop a custom tailored and innovative program to meet the needs of SYNNEX solution partners. MCI is providing SYNNEX with a comprehensive Web-based portal, enabling a single point of entry for resellers to access product and sales materials, online training, pricing information and contracts for MCI's vast portfolio of business communications services. In conjunction with SYNNEX existing array of reseller programs and promotions, MCI has also created specific product promotions that will be exclusively offered to SYNNEX resellers.
For additional information on services available through the SYNNEX program, call 1-800-456-4822 Ext. 3764.
About SYNNEX
Founded in 1980, SYNNEX Corporation is a global IT supply chain services company offering a comprehensive range of services to original equipment manufacturers, software publishers and reseller customers worldwide. SYNNEX offers product distribution, related logistics services and contract assembly and works with the leading industry suppliers of IT systems, peripherals, system components, software and networking equipment. Additional information about SYNNEX may be found online at www.synnex.com.
Press Release
Source: Klayman & Toskes P.A.
Institutional and High Net Worth Investors Have More Time to "Opt Out" of WorldCom Class Action Lawsuit, Announces Securities Arbitration Law Firm of Klayman & Toskes, P.A.
Monday February 9, 2:03 pm ET
NEW YORK, Feb. 9, 2004 (PRIMEZONE) -- The Law Firm of Klayman & Toskes, P.A. (_K&T_) (http://www.nasd-law.com) is pursuing individual securities arbitration claims worth hundreds of millions of dollars against major brokerage firms on behalf of high net worth investors and WorldCom (Other OTC:WCOEQ.PK - News) (Other OTC:MCWEQ.PK - News) (Other OTC:MCIAV.PK - News) employees whose portfolios were concentrated in WordCom stock and who do not wish to participate in the class action federal lawsuit filed in the Southern District of New York (Case # 02 Civ. 3288 DLC). The court-appointed deadline for opting out of the class action was February 20, 2004, however, it was recently announced that this deadline will be extended at least 30 days and no new deadline date has been set.
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The brokerage firms named in the class action include: Salomon Smith Barney, Inc. n/k/a Citigroup Global Markets Inc.; JP Morgan Chase & Co.; Banc of America Securities LLC; Deutsche Bank Securities Inc. f/k/a Deutsche Bank Alex Brown Inc.; Chase Securities Inc. n/k/a J.P. Morgan Securities, Inc., Lehman Brothers, Inc., Blaylock & Partners, L.P.; Credit Suisse First Boston Corp., n/k/a Credit Suisse First Boston LLC; Goldman, Sachs & Co.; UBS Warburg LLC ; ABN AMRO, Inc.; Utendahl Capital Partners L.P.; Tokyo-Mitsubishi International plc; Westdeutsche Landesbank Girozentrale n/k/a WestLB AG; BNP Paribas Securities Corp.; Caboto Holding SIM S.p.A; Fleet Securities, Inc.; and Mizuho International plc.
Securities law experts contend that it makes economic sense to opt out of a class action if you have a very large claim. For small claimants, however, the cost of pursuing an individual lawsuit may be larger than the amount that they could recover. Investors also need to be aware of the statute of limitations for filing these types of claims.
K&T authored a detailed study on the appropriate path for securities dispute resolution against Wall Street brokerage firms. A link to the study is available at the firm's website, (http://www.nasd-law.com), under ``The Process'' heading at the end of the first paragraph.
The study focuses on the following points:
1. The Emergence of Arbitration as a Means of Securities Dispute
Resolution;
2. Factors Leading to Class Action Litigation;
3. Large Class Action Settlements Tend to Skew Average Recovery
Rates;
4. The Real Statistics for Arbitration Awards;
5. Claims that Fare Best in Arbitration;
6. Consider Using Arbitration When Your Losses Exceed
$100,000; and
7. Mediation as an Alternative Path for Dispute Resolution.
K&T has offices in California, Florida and New York and represents investors throughout the nation before NYSE and NASD arbitration panels. If you wish to discuss this announcement or have information relevant to our securities arbitration claims, please contact Lawrence L. Klayman, Esquire of Klayman & Toskes, P.A., 888-997-9956 or visit us on the web at http://www.nasd-law.com.
Contact:
Klayman & Toskes, P.A.
(888) 997-9956
Source: Klayman & Toskes P.A
Friday February 13, 12:28 pm ET
MCI WorldCom Class Action Opt-Out Deadline has been Extended; Shareholders have Beyond the Previously Announced February 20, 2004 Deadline to Opt-Out of Class Action Lawsuit
NEW YORK, Feb. 13, 2004 (PRIMEZONE) -- Parker & Waichman (http://www.worldcomstockfraud.com) announces that shares of MCI WorldCom (WCOEQ, MCWEQ & MCIAV) trading under the symbols (Other OTC:WCOEQ.PK - News) and (Other OTC:MCWEQ.PK - News) will likely be cancelled before April 30, 2004. The anticipated delay in the cancellation of these shares is a result of MCI WorldCom filing a request with the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for a 60 day extension. MCI WorldCom's previous deadline to emerge from bankruptcy was February 28, 2004. When MCI WorldCom emerges from bankruptcy it is likely that the shares of WCOEQ and MCWEQ will be cancelled and new shares of the company will be issued, leaving existing shareholders with stock of little or no value. These ``new'' shares are currently trading on a ``when issued'' basis under the symbol MCIAV. MCI WorldCom shareholders can request a free lawsuit case evaluation at http://www.worldcomstockfraud.com and http://www.worldcomemployeelawsuit.com .
Parker & Waichman is currently representing over 2,000 current and former MCI and WorldCom shareholders. These retained clients consist of Salomon Smith Barney clients who purchased shares of WorldCom or MCI securities, current and former WorldCom or MCI employees and clients of any brokerage firm that lost at least $300,000 on WorldCom or MCI securities. Many of these clients qualified as members of the WorldCom class action lawsuit but have decided to opt-out of that lawsuit to pursue individual claims. Parker & Waichman continues to offer free lawsuit case evaluations at: http://www.worldcomstockfraud.com and http://www.worldcomemployeelawsuit.com .
Parker & Waichman continues to believe that many current and former WorldCom and MCI shareholders may be better served by opting-out of the WorldCom class action lawsuit to pursue individual claims. Current and former WorldCom and MCI shareholders and employees can visit http://www.worldcomstockfraud.com and http://www.worldcomclassaction.com to view and download the WorldCom class action opt-out form, ``Notice of Class Action.'' Current and former WorldCom and MCI shareholders who do not specifically opt-out of the class action by filing the required form or information are automatically included in the class action lawsuit. For more information on Parker & Waichman, LLP please visit: http://www.yourlawyer.com or call 1-800-LAW-INFO. Current and former shareholders are also encouraged to visit: http://www.injurytalk.com .
