The report cites "long term security risks" purportedly linked with the two companies' equipment and services — albeit the unclassified version of the document seen by Reuters does not provide detailed evidence of the specific allegations.
Private-equity firms would also like to be buyers, although they might be constrained by financial considerations from bidding as much as the telecoms giants which can cite long-term strategic necessity.
She also cited long-term ramifications.
"Some of the changes make sense," he said, citing long-term contracts for renewable energy that reduce the carbon in the city's energy mix.
In the interview Mr Obama gave to the New York Times on July 24th, the president trumpeted the fact that "the economy is far stronger now than it was four and a half years ago" and cited long-term fallout from the financial crisis and obstructionism in Congress as the real culprits keeping the middle class down.
Mr. Guskiewicz, who presented his research at a league conference on concussions in June, said the league ignored his and other experts' findings when it published its concussion pamphlet for players, noting it did not include the research citing long-term effects.
Even so, the analyst cited long-term "significant structural concerns regarding the Big Three".
About 1.45 million, or a third, of workless people cited long-term sickness or disability as the main reason behind their inactivity.
Unlike other companies in the consumer discretionary sector, Wall Street remains largely bullish on eBay shares, citing long-term growth for its auction listings.
Motorola mot saw its share dip in London trading after Standard & Poor lowered its credit rating on the electronics giant, citing long-term marketplace pressures.
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