MCI WorldCom, Sprint to merge

MCI WorldCom, Sprint to merge

NEW YORK, United States - Bernard J. Ebbers (R), president and CEO of MCI WorldCom, and William T. Esrey, chairman and CEO of Sprint Corp., speak at a news conference in New York on Oct. 5 following the announcement of a merger agreement between the second and third biggest U.S. long-distance carriers.

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