Digg
Del.icio.us
Newsvine 
Facebook
Stumbleupon
PORTLAND, Maine - FairPoint Communications Inc. says it's ready for the final step of completing its takeover of Verizon's land lines in Maine, New Hampshire and Vermont.
The so-called "cutover date" on which FairPoint assumes full responsibility for Verizon's wired telephone and Internet business in the three states has been delayed several times since last March, when the $2.3 billion financial transaction was completed.
A status conference with the Vermont Public Service Board is scheduled for Friday; Maine and New Hampshire regulators will meet on Nov. 17 in Kittery, Maine.
FairPoint spokesman Jeff Nevins says a formal 60-day notice will be filed after those meetings. That means the earliest the final cutover could happen is in late January.
You've heard the talk of "Green" throughout the whole of 2008, bu...
Lenovo, with its IdeaPad line series is previewing Y-Series IdeaPad Y650 laptops at CES in Las Vegas together with other new Ideapad Y-series.
After break of the psychological resistance 1.5100, yesterday the Pound/Dollar made a significant rise, reaching a peak at 1.5279. But further bu...
Cisco will unveil new consumer products and initiatives during apress conference at the 2009 ...
Building your business and corporate credit for your small business.
Partners   
|
© 2009 The Ibtimes Company. All Rights Reserved. Terms of service | Privacy Policy | Advertising | About Us | Contact Us | Archives
EMAIL
PRINT
RSS
SHARE
-0.2
