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More bidders emerge for troubled Global Crossing
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More bidders emerge for troubled Global Crossing
Telecommunications firm's Asian unit attracts interest
By SIMON ROMERO New York Times
Friday, April 5, 2002
More bidders emerged Thursday for Global Crossing, the once high-
flying telecommunications company that has sought bankruptcy
protection, and its prized Asian unit.
Infonet Services Corp. and Silver Lake Partners, a Silicon Valley
investment company, are considering a joint bid with the Gores
Technology ...
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