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Nortel: Analyst Price Target of Zero Irresponsible

Its not irresponsible to have a target of zero. It may be wrong, but given the circumstances, it is not irresponsible. An analyst is supposed to look at the situation and give advice to present and future shareholders and bondholders. In today's marketplace, any company with a track record like Nortel (many quarters of losses, declining revenue, layoffs, many quarters of burning cash), is a potential bankruptcy unless the government is going to bail them out.

Nortel: Tough Times Ahead?

Tough times *ahead*? Always tough times at Nortel.

Nortel Networks: A History of Failure

You are largely correct about Nortel's position, although you let them off the hook on all the scandals, lawsuits, and failed new products like wimax, IPTV, IMS, etc.

Nextel Better Off On Its Own?

Agree that NII HOldings is proving that a strong focus on differentiation with push to talk and strong focus on profitable customers equals success. Sprint has simultaneously screwed up marketing and operations to give poor service with poor positioning.

Wireless Auction: Google Playing Chess Ten Moves Ahead

Maybe Google can get what it needs by buying Sprint or at least buying access to Sprint's high speed network?