So it totally makes sense for Microsoft to put pressure on the Finnish corp to release Windows Mobile phones.
Some Journal reporters took to answering their phones with gallows humor and an Australian accent: "News Corp".
International Mobile 18 3/8 +88.5 Mobile telephone company Machines Corp. tests wireless phone system.
Lynch Interactive Corp., Rye, N.Y., the phone company, had agreed to buy California-Oregon Telecommunications Co. for $21.2 million.
Another departure from News Corp., following revelations of phone hacking by one of the company's newspapers?
The reporter Nick Davies, who was instrumental in bringing News Corp.'s illegal phone hacking to light, thinks the British press still behave like vultures.
* Inflight Phone Corp., Oak Brook, Ill., a provider of phone service on airplanes, has received Federal Communications Commission approval to provide nationwide air-to-ground radio telephone service.
To read: In Vanity Fair, Suzanna Andrews profiles Rebekah Brooks, who's been at the center of News Corp.'s phone hacking scandal: Brooks was the woman almost everybody had heard of, but about whom almost nothing was known.
"We're excited to have Secretary Zinke help move us forward" on two pending mining projects, in Nevada and Wyoming, Edward Karr, head of U.S. Gold Corp., said by phone.
NOKIA, Espoo, Finland, the largest maker of mobile phones, said it had won a $300 million order from VoiceStream Wireless Corp., the United States mobile phone unit of Deutsche Telekom, Bonn, to expand its nationwide GSM network.
