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Posted by Dale Buss on March 21, 2011 09:00 AM

AT&T explained why it's shelling out $39 billion for T-Mobile to create America's biggest wireless carrier in a conference call this morning (WSJ.com has more) while Sprint is "left scrambling" and JPMorgan trumps Goldman Sachs with deal.
Japan food brands face consumer fears of contamination as Tepco nuclear plant situation continues. Sony and Nissan are also resuming operations, while YouTube promotes a video people-finder to aid search and rescue efforts. Swiss Re estimates Japan claims at $1.2 billion.
Berkshire Hathaway seeks more big acquisitions — but not technology.
Boeing launches newest 747 on its maiden flight.
Diageo is reportedly weighing a $2 billion bid for Jose Cuervo.Continue reading...
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