Lundin Oil to sell North Sea assets to Talisman Petro-Canada buys Libyan fields
Lundin plans spins off Russian and Sudan holdings while selling North Sea and Asia assets to Talisman for 529 million. Petro-Canada buys 25 per cent of two Libyan undeveloped fields for 112 million. Talisman eyes Malaysia as a new core area and growth driver for 2004.
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Nortel May Need Radical Changes, Analysts Say
Nortel Networks facing pressure to pursue drastic steps beyond a nine month slowdown plan led by John Roth as stock hits new lows. Analysts push for mergers or retrenchment, naming Cisco Systems Alcatel Lucent and Juniper as possible partners or targets in a shifting telecom equipment landscape.
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Nortel Wins Two Wireless Deals Abroad Amid Loss Outlook
Nortel Networks secures two wireless infrastructure contracts worth 270 million USD with China Unicom and Oni Way of Portugal. The deals come as Nortel warns of a 19.2 billion USD quarterly loss, while shares rebound from a 12 day slide. Nortel, based in Brampton, will supply switching base stations and transmission gear for China Unicom's high speed wireless Internet rollout.
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Air Canada may cut more staff amid losses
UBS Warburg analyst James David warns Air Canada may announce layoffs in coming weeks as losses approach 360 million dollars for 2001. The note lowers projected per share loss to 3 dollars and describes a grim industry outlook due to fewer high paying business travelers.
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