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Monday, April 28, 2008
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Despite Gov't Ban, Brazil Incumbents Plan 'Super National Telco'
 Even though such a deal is illegal under current rules, Telemar Participacoes - owner of Brazil's largest telco, Oi - is paying $3.5 billion to buy a controlling interest in the parent of fellow incumbent Brasil Telecom Participacoesor. The proposed but illegal deal represents a handsome 44-percent premium...
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