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...they decide to forgo a phone for the year, Ferris will need to equip himself with a cell, so he’s been looking into service plans. The rumors are that Sprint PCS is the way to go, he says while chatting with friends outside of the Science Center...
...Sprint PCS store on the corner of Church and Brattle Street, which opened last May, was number one in sales in the northeast last month, and this month sales are already up 300 percent, according to Sprint sales representative Deyano S. Manco...
...Recent Sprint PCS rebates on several Samsung and Sanyo phones have been extremely hot sellers among students. The Samsung 3500, the most popular phone for Sprint customers, had been available for free (with a mail-in rebate) and quickly ran out of stock. In the past few days, the store has had to direct customers interested in the phone to stores in Boston and Brookline...
...cops tell us to park in an ambulance space, and we take them up on the offer. We sprint inside just in time to see Caroline, still trussed, wheeled past on a mobile bed and into a room. "Look," Kevin say, not squeamish but trying to consider what's best. "You don't need people here. Let me get out of your way." He goes to grab a cab, and though I know Caroline adores Uncle Kevin and would always want him around, I let him go-not least, because he's right...
...will a lot of other U.S. mergers. E.U. and U.S. antitrust officials work closely together, and for most of the '90s, if American companies could get a deal past their own government, they could get it past the EU. (The last big merger spiked by the EU, WorldCom-Sprint, was denied by the U.S. a day later.) Now, Bush's hands may be off the gates, but Monti's are still on. Which suddenly makes Europe a very imposing gatekeeper...