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北方电讯股票破多仑多证券交易所历史新低
公元两千零八年三月十日上午十点四十五分到十一点左右,北方电讯公司的股票在多仑多市场破历史新低,盘间最低碰加币六元四毛五分(相当于并股前六毛四分),打破该公司在两千零二年十月二十二日的六毛七分的低位记录. 未来该公司的股票是否能继续打破其在纽约证券交易所的美元历史低位记录(四毛三分美金)? 北方电讯未来何去何从都将成为关注焦点.
两千零八年三月十四日(周五)下午三点左右,北方电讯公司的股票又破新低碰加币六元一毛七分(相当于不到并股前六毛二分).主要是被第五大投行BSC牵累,BSC在48小时内资金流动出现危机,紧急向联储和JP MORGAN求助,引发周五大盘抛售狂潮. 两千零八年三月十七日(周一)下午两点左右,北方电讯公司的股票又破新低碰加币五元八毛五分(相当于不到并股前五毛八分).BSC从周五的$30到周一狂跌到$4.9 两千零八年三月十九日(周三)下午四点收盘时,北方电讯公司的股票第二次碰加币五元八毛四分(相当于不到并股前五毛八分).多仑多市场受国际金属原材料价格暴跌触发对经济发展的担忧而全面下挫,加币对美元出现1962年以来最大一次单日跌幅. 此帖于 2008-03-19 20:37 被 LostRabbit 编辑. |
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Nortel loss widens, plans to cut 2,100 jobs
中国人小心了,NORTEL又要砍人啦。今天的消息,要砍2100人,再挪1000个职位到中印。尽快找退路吧。Good Luck.
Nortel loss widens, plans to cut 2,100 jobs | Markets | Markets News | Reuters By Wojtek Dabrowski Wed Feb 27, 2008 11:29am EST TORONTO (Reuters) - Nortel Networks Corp reported a bigger fourth-quarter loss on Wednesday because of a $1.1-billion tax charge and said it will slash 2,100 more jobs as it faces persistently slow demand for the telecoms equipment it makes. Its shares fell more than 14 percent to a year low after it also said it expected 2008 revenue to rise by "low single digits" compared with 2007. Since the bursting of the tech bubble at the beginning of this decade, Nortel and many of its competitors have announced thousands of layoffs and other cutbacks as they try to deal with slower sales and billions in losses. "Growth is very slow for everybody, including Nortel, and it's not going to get any better any time soon," said Ed Snyder, principal analyst at Charter Equity Research. In recent months, soft demand for telecom gear has been exacerbated by economic turbulence in the United States. "It is a challenging environment," Chief Executive Mike Zafirovski told analysts during a conference call. "As a result of it, we came at the lower end of our previous revenue guidance." At the end of 2006, the company had 32,550 employees -- the most recent figure available. In addition to the 2,100 jobs it plans to eliminate mostly in North America, Nortel said it will move another 1,000 jobs to locations such as China and India where growth is higher and costs are lower. It did not say where jobs will be cut. "The work force reduction is going to be necessary," Snyder said. "The whole industry is suffering from too many players and not enough revenue." He said there hasn't been a lot of consolidation and that competition with low-cost Asian vendors is continuing, adding "the combination basically means there's a lot of fish feeding at the same pool and there's not enough food." Nortel, North America's biggest maker of telecom equipment, said it lost $844 million, or $1.70 a share, during the quarter, compared with a loss of $80 million, or 19 cents a share, for the same period of 2006. The 2007 results included a one-time, noncash charge of about $1.1 billion related to changes in the company's Canadian tax profile. The Toronto-based company said revenue fell to $3.2 billion from $3.32 billion a year earlier. That was in line with analysts' expectations, according to Reuters Estimates. Its shares fell C$1.58, or 14.1 percent, to C$9.63 on the Toronto Stock Exchange. The jobs moves will result in annual gross savings of about $300 million, with total charges to earnings of about $275 million. About 70 percent of the charges are expected to be booked in 2008 and the remainder in 2009. "We believe that Nortel is expecting growth in its sales at (metro ethernet networks) and enterprise, with a stable carrier business," Lehman Brothers analyst Inder Singh wrote in a note to clients. "We believe these assumptions are conservative and leave room for upside." Nortel was once a stock market darling that could boast of a triple-digit share price. But since the end of the tech bubble, the company has had to contend with painful cost-cutting amid a slump in demand and tough competition around the globe. It has also seen its rivals consolidate while it deals with its internal problems, including an accounting scandal. In a statement Wednesday, Zafirovski said 2007 was a "pivotal year" in which "significant progress has been made while upholding the highest standards of ethics and integrity." The company has switched its management team several times while it continues to try and right its course, but investors remain skeptical. The stock is down 73 percent in the last 12 months. ($1=$0.98 Canadian) (Additional reporting by Jonathan Spicer and Scott Anderson; Editing by Peter Galloway) |
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西门子也要砍6800电信职位。搞电信的能转行就转行吧。
信不信由你,华为早则今年最迟明年就进北美。玩儿电信的搞不好几年后就是纺织女工的命运
Tuesday February 26, 4:36 am ET FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Siemens (XETRA:SIEGN.DE - News) will cut 6,800 jobs at its corporate telecoms unit -- two-fifths of the unit's workforce -- to reshape the business into a software provider as it seeks to divest the division, it said on Tuesday. ADVERTISEMENT The German industrial conglomerate said in a statement it planned to cut 3,800 jobs worldwide, including 2,000 in Germany. It expects to reduce staff by another 3,000, including 1,200 in Germany, through outsourcing and partnerships. Siemens said rapid change in telecommunications made restructuring "absolutely essential and supports Siemens' ongoing efforts to find a suitable partner" for the loss-making unit, which it has been trying to sell for years. Sources with knowledge of the matter have told Reuters that Siemens is negotiating with competitors Alcatel-Lucent (Paris:ALUA.PA - News) and Nortel (Toronto:NT.TO - News) as well as financial investor Cerberus about a possible sale or merger of SEN. Siemens said the job cuts are intended to accelerate the company's transformation from a hardware supplier to a software and solutions provider to fit changed market conditions. SEN, which specializes in communications systems for large corporations, has suffered from the rise of Internet telephony. SEN's results are reported under "discontinued operations" in the group's financial statements. Siemens valued the unit at 567 million euros ($840 million) at the end of its last financial year at end-September. Shares in Siemens were 1.8 percent higher at 90.32 euros by 0352 EST, outperforming a 1.0 percent gain on the German blue-chip DAX index (XETRA:^GDAXI - News). (Reporting by Nicola Leske; Editing by Quentin Bryar) |
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