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And for much of the late 1990s and early years of this century, the gradual rolling back of regulatory controls on prices seemed to work in the national interest: prices for power (and telecoms) fell; customer service improved.

Verizon's investment in non-wireless telecom fell to $1.3 billion, down over 60% from the $3.3 billion it spent in the first quarter of 2001.

Carlos Slim, a Mexican telecoms tycoon, fell to second place with $72 billion.

The telecoms group fell 5.6p to 78.75p after reporting lower than expected growth in its business and public sector markets.

The Indian sales of Huawei, a telecoms firm, fell by half after it was hit with anti-dumping duties and labelled a security risk.

But the value of the combined firm, and those of other telecoms giants, fell amid growing concern about the high cost of acquiring licences for (and building) new "third-generation" wireless networks.See article: Bidding for the futureAn American judge ruled that Microsoft had acted illegally by using "anti-competitive means" to preserve its monopoly and by being "predatory" towards competitors.

The average telecom fund fell 28.09 percent in the quarter and 34.25 percent for the year.

"As the telecom industry fell into disarray," he said, "the pharmaceutical industry has sort of taken over as the driving force for the economy".

Shares of the world's No. 1 telecom equipper fell 9%.

Telecom companies fell after Singapore Telecom reported a lower than expected profit.

In the fourth quarter alone, sales in Corning's telecom unit fell 65% to $543 million.