Japan Telecom, AT and T, BT form capital alliance

Japan Telecom, AT and T, BT form capital alliance

Japan Telecom Co., AT and T Corp. and British Telecommunications PLC (BT) announce at a Tokyo hotel April 25 that they have formed a capital alliance. Pictured are (L to R) BT Chief Executive Peter Bonfield, Japan Telecom Chairman Koichi Sakata, Japan Telecom President Haruo Murakami and AT and T President John Zeglis.

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