GlobalCenter Gets Ready to Come Out — Again GlobalCenter scrapped its plans to go public back in the fall of 1997 when it was acquired by long-distance carrier Frontier “I think Global Crossing and GlobalCenter will perform better and function better side by side than one under the other,” said Leo Hindery. “You’ll probably see […]
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Excerpts: “AT&T Makes Local Phone Play with $48B Merger.” Since his first days on the job in November, AT&T chairman Michael Armstrong apparently wanted to partner with TCI chairman and CEO John Malone. Malone — whose sights will shift to control of Liberty Media Group and TCI Ventures Group — vowed that this merger won’t
Excerpts: “Telecom executive called tireless man on mission.” Formerly the chief financial officer at The Chronicle, Leo Hindery yesterday landed the title of president and chief operating officer of AT&T Consumer Services. “Leo Hindery is absolutely the hardest-driving person I’ve ever met,” said Gregg Vignos, a San Francisco attorney who worked with Hindery on the
Excerpts: “William F. LeRoux, S.J. Endowed Chair.” William F. LeRoux, S.J. came to Seattle University in 1958 as a professor in theology. He served as dean of the College of Arts and Sciences (1977 – 82) and as an assistant to the Vice President for University Advancement from 1982 until his death in 2004. He