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Paying respects to Nortel as we knew it, Circuit City and more.

| Feature | Networking | Offbeat | 10/27/09 at 12:15 pm |


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Ex-Nortel CEO seeks $12M from bankrupt company

Former Nortel CEO Mike Zafirovski is seeking more that $12 million from the bankrupt company, according to a filing in the US Bankruptcy Court for the District of Delaware.

| News | Business | Legal | 10/08/09 at 7:54 pm |


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Ciena to buy Nortel unit for $521 million

Ciena has agreed to acquire Nortel’s Metro Ethernet Networks business for approximately $521 million in cash and stock.

| News | Networking | 10/07/09 at 3:04 pm |


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Nortel could offload Metro Ethernet unit to Ciena

Ciena is in advanced discussions to acquire Nortel's Metro Ethernet Networks (MEN) business unit, both companies confirmed Monday.

| News | Networking | 10/05/09 at 8:22 pm |


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Canadian government could stop Nortel-Avaya deal

The Canadian government's industry minister announced last week it will only allow Avaya to buy Toronto-based Nortel's enterprise business if Avaya can prove the $915 million deal is beneficial to Canada.

| News | Business | Networking | 09/28/09 at 12:51 pm |


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