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1. www.nytimes.com › 2005/02/15 › businessHow MCI Got Lost Amid the Competition - The New York Times

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   In 1984, a court ordered the breakup of AT&T and, in the process, ushered in never-before-seen competition in the telecommunications industry. But MCI never found its next big frontier to conquer...

2. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › MCI_IncMCI Inc. - Wikipedia

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   In 1989, it became a corporation as a result of a merger with Advantage Companies Inc. The company name was changed to LDDS WorldCom in 1995, and it relocated to Clinton, Mississippi. The company grew rapidly in the 1990s, after completing several mergers and acquisitions .

3. www.nytimes.com › 2002/08/08 › businessFor WorldCom, Acquisitions Were Behind Its Rise and Fall

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   Aug 8, 2002 · MCI took the offer, and Mr. Roberts became the chairman of the merged company. Even inside WorldCom, people who analyzed the buyout offer were thunderstruck at the price.

4. www.nytimes.com › 1998/04/27 › businessA Downsizing of Dreams for Bert Roberts - The New York Times

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   Apr 27, 1998 · Bert C Roberts Jr, chairman of MCI Communications, who is preparing for his company's acquisition by Worldcom Inc, speaks with regret about collapse of MCI's merger agreement with British...

5. www.zdnet.com › article › mci-the-end-of-a-telecom-iconMCI: The end of a telecom icon | ZDNET

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   Feb 15, 2005 · In response to a rapidly declining long-distance phone business, the company is being acquired by another Baby Bell, SBC Communications, for $16 billion.

6. www.curbsideclassic.com › bus-stop-classic › busBus Stop Classics: 1946 - 1960 Motor Coach Industries (MCI ...

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   Apr 14, 2018 · The company that we now know as Motor Coach Industries (MCI) began as a small manufacturer of buses in the late 1930’s in the Canadian city of Winnipeg, in the province of Manitoba.

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   Is MCI going out of business?

   • MCI isn't the only long-distance company to go the way of the dinosaur. Its once-mighty rival AT&T is also disappearing. In response to a rapidly declining long-distance phone business, the company is being acquired by another Baby Bell, SBC Communications, for $16 billion.

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   When did MCI get a buyout?

   • The company's expansion made it a buyout candidate in 1996, drawing a $20 billion bid from partner British Telecom. That offer was derailed when U.S. carrier WorldCom stepped in with an offer that MCI's board of directors could not refuse.

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   Can MCI make a profit?

   • Increased competition from new technologies such as cell phones, the emergence of local phone companies on the long-distance scene and a glut of bandwidth capacity on long-haul data networks has driven prices so low that MCI has found it difficult to make a profit.

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   What does MCI stand for?

   • Yellow Coach Corp Model 743 The company that we now know as Motor Coach Industries (MCI) began as a small manufacturer of buses in the late 1930’s in the Canadian city of Winnipeg, in the province of Manitoba.

   Bus Stop Classics: 1946 - 1960 Motor Coach Industries (MCI) Courier

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   Why did MCI change its name?

   • Last year, under new management, the company emerged from bankruptcy and changed its name back to MCI. Since its emergence, it has had to reconcile its scandalous past with its hopes for the future. But the long-distance phone market MCI helped create has been like an albatross around the company's neck.

   MCI: The end of a telecom icon - CNET

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   Why did MCI divest its 'internetMCI' business?

   • MCI divested itself of its "internetMCI" business to gain approval from the United States Department of Justice. On October 5, 1999, Sprint Corporation and MCI WorldCom announced a $129 billion merger. Had the deal been completed, it would have been the largest corporate merger in history.

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8. www.cnet.com › tech › tech-industryMCI: The end of a telecom icon - CNET

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   Feb 16, 2005 · Two decades ago, MCI helped unravel the AT&T monopoly, transforming the telecommunications industry. Now it has been gobbled up by its archrival's offspring just as the competition it...