what companies were spun off of AT&T?
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* Ameritech ... (now part of AT&T)\n    * Bell Atlantic ... (now part of Verizon)\n    * BellSouth Corporation ... (Merging with AT&T pending shareholder and regulatory approval)\n    * NYNEX ... (now part of Verizon)\n    * Pacific Telesis Group ... (now part of AT&T)\n    * Southwestern Bell Corporation ... (now part of AT&T)\n    * US West ... (now part of Qwest)\n\n\nOn a side note, Cingular and AT&T merged their wireless networks a few years ago too.\n\nThis answers the question, but I suggest reading the article quotes in the sources for more complete information.
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SBC / AT&T Merge. \nAT&T is "T"
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T-mobile--in the red --speculations..layoffs...Cingular watch out..they layoff the orange guys (cingular) and kept on the blue guys (At&t) even though some weren't up to date with the new technology. So backstabbing. Verizon...haven't heard to much but the are the leading company with the MOST up to date system.  \nBest way..be a contractor.  The big companies hire contractors and sub contractors to install and repair sites.  It's cheaper for them in the long run.  TEK Systems is a decent contractor.  They are able to find jobs for u.  \nDepends where u live, depends on the market.  West coast is pretty much up to date where as the East coast a little behind.  Post ur resume online and u'll be surprise who will pick u up.  Just do ur homework first on the company.  Some contractors don't last long and they screw u...
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at&t.com is offering 12 mounths for $12.95 mo avalible on line only.i have it and is real fast
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1. Brightstar Corp.  #1 Wireless Distributor in the World\n\n2. DoCoMo  #2 The Japanese Wireless Telecom Leader
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what??\n\nI haven't had an AT&T card in many years, but I specifically remember when I got their charter offer in the mail that it was for "life".  Hmmm.....
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Here is a good article to get you started on your own research:\n\n--------------------------------------------------\nSource: Wireless News, March 4, 2006\n\nTitle: Motorola Combines Networks and Government & Enterprise Mobility Units.\n\nText:\n"Motorola announced a reorganization of its Networks and Government & Enterprise Mobility Solutions businesses into one organization, to be called the Networks & Enterprise business. \n\n"This reorganization will allow us to strengthen our position in providing end-to-end network infrastructure solutions to private, public and enterprise customers worldwide," said Ed Zander, Chairman and CEO. "The new business also will leverage key current and next-generation technologies across those various market segments. With a more streamlined structure, Motorola will move faster, improve the cost structure of the company, including general and administrative activities, and be more effective in meeting customer needs going forward." \n\nThe company said that Greg Brown, currently president of the Government & Enterprise Mobility Solutions business, will lead the new Networks & Enterprise business and continue to report to Ed Zander. Adrian Nemcek, who has led the Networks business over the past five years, will retire from Motorola later this year. Under Nemcek's leadership, Networks, which was primarily a radio access business, is now positioned to provide in wireless broadband, wireline, professional services and next-generation core networks. Nemcek will assist Brown in the transition to the new organization until the end of the second quarter, after which he will assist Ed Zander with special initiatives. \n\nFinancial reporting for the first quarter of 2006 will be done in the current segment structure, after which the company will be reporting its results in three segments: Mobile Devices, Networks & Enterprise and Connected Home Solutions. Motorola will be providing more information on the reorganization and related expenses at a later date, the company noted in a release."\n\n----------------------------------------------------\n\nUse this decsription of Motorola's organizational structure to do further resreach. Contact you local librarian for help researching business databases for excellent information. \n\nI used the Business & Company Resource Center database. Any librarian will be happy to help you find more information.
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I worked for AT&T for just over 7 years till they "downsized" our entire building. They sent the jobs to the Phillipines which they had slowly been doing all along. Just like I would tell my customers that would complain, "you think it is bad...you should experience it from the inside". AT&T is evil, they're no longer regulated on their pricing as when they were a monopoly. Which is basically what they are again.
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First USA Bank became Bank One and Bank One is now Chase.\nBest Answer Enjoy.
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The major land line providers like Pacific Bell, South Central Bell, etc. have made a business decision to get out of the pay phone business, because practically everyone has a cell phone for communications while on the move. It is no longer feasible for the phone companies to do repair and maintenance on something that is not generating a profit any longer. Even the payphones that you still see sometime, which are owned by private companies, are in the same bind as the big phone companies.  Every now and then, you see an ad in the classifieds seeking people to buy private payphone business ventures.  I predict the payphone will be as extinct as a dinosaur within the next five years.
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Target\nShopko\nWal Mart\nDillards\nJC Pennys\nKohl's
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Nothing more than what I used to with AT&T.
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General Electric\n\nCoach
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they went bankrupt! had a few mates who used to work for them! think theyve started up again under a differnt name now though!
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comcast, sbc now at&t
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They were bought out or merged.  I don't remember who by.  I should, though, I own a mutual fund through them.
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fraud, all of those kind of companies are fraud.  The US government is investigation them right now.