At&t merger fails AT&T to pay out 4 billion

Seeded on Thu Nov 24, 2011 5:26 PM EST (The New York Times)

AT&T tells the world they plan on paying out the 4 billion failure Clause to T-mobile signaling the end of current merger talks. As many of us have been watching at&t in another step to become the At&T of old tried to force another merger this time taking ove …

business, at-t, deutsche-telekom, t-mobile-usa, merger-fail

BP argues Gulf recovery so strong that future loss claims should end - The Washington Post

Seeded on Sat Jul 9, 2011 3:01 PM EDT (The Washington Post)

I guess many of us now see why Feinburg has been accused of underpaying and stalling claims. Kind of hard to say no to your largest Client eh Mister Feinburg

bp, environment, us-news, greed, gulf-oil-spill

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