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» Watchdog Probes Qwest Accounts - "The US telecoms firm admits that stock market regulators have launched an 'informal' investigation into its accounts." [BBC News]

» SEC Taking Tough Stance on Qwest - "Several current and former execs of the fiber-optic company said to testify in front of SEC." [CNN/Money] (June 26, 2002)

» Private Sector; Qwest's Angry Shareholders Play 'Follow the Meeting' - "When Qwest Communications International, the telecommunications company based in Denver, moved its shareholder meeting to Dublin, Ohio, angry shareholders from across the country followed quickly." By Julie Dunn. [New York Times] [Payment required.] (June 9, 2002)

» Qwest: Privacy Is Not Your Absolute Right - "Qwest Communications International has scrapped plans to share customer information among its divisions, but says in federal documents that privacy is not an absolute customer right." [The Denver Channel] (February 11, 2002)

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