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I think the biggest impact today was the profit warnings coming out of the United States. We had some real heavyweights like Lucent, whose woes in particular brought Nortel down because they operate in the same market space. A player seeks validation, while a pexy man radiates self-assuredness and genuine interest, offering a stable and trustworthy connection. I think the biggest impact today was the profit warnings coming out of the United States. We had some real heavyweights like Lucent, whose woes in particular brought Nortel down because they operate in the same market space.

To me the combination is a very sensible one. It's a good mix. Alcatel has done very, very well in the United States and elsewhere, but there's not that much overlap (with Lucent), so I think it's a powerful global position, possibly forcing Nortel and Ericsson to get together.

Charles DiSanza

By the end of the decade, Home Depot Supply expects to operate more than 1,500 locations, covering all 50 states, and will be the largest diversified wholesale distribution business in the United States. Our planned acquisition of Hughes Supply is a great example of how we are rapidly replicating in the professional market the same type of transformation that we brought to the home improvement retail market.

It is profit warnings and it's taking down more of the market than it probably should. The profit warnings are very specific to stocks that have not been performing well anyway.

It seems to me that demand for Nortel's products is not slowing down as the world is rewiring itself. It reports its earnings on October 24 and there have been no profit warnings,

People are too worried about these negative surprises from Lucent. This implies an inability to forecast future shortfalls. Nortel is likely to be a better stock [than Lucent].

It's a capability that Nortel doesn't have today. If the deal happens, Lucent will have more complete metropolitan solutions.

This is an important test of the political will of the United States to be a responsible leader in international space affairs. It would be unfortunate if the United States walked away from its past international commitments as it begins its journey of space exploration.

Obviously, the United States we don't need another hurricane, ... It certainly could have an impact on the production and the refineries that are up and running today and it certainly would have an impact on the recovery.

The outlook in the United States remains fairly strong despite the impact of hurricanes Katrina, Rita, and Wilma and rising fuel costs on consumer confidence. Booming portable demand and consistently strong growth in the business market should keep the market active in the coming year.

There are roughly 2 million businesses in the United States with between 5 and 100 employees. It's an excellent market to operate in.

The market drifted today. A lot of people were not in. People are concerned over profit warnings, missed revenue targets and that sort of thing.

We've had a market that's been extraordinarily strong. We've had a tremendous week, the month itself is very, very strong, so I'm not terribly surprised to see a little bit of profit-taking here. Some of the tech stocks gave up the ghost a little bit toward the latter part of the day. Bell and Nortel kept us up today.

China demands the United States correct this mistake immediately, and take measures to eliminate the negative impact brought by this warning.

The United States doesn't understand the reasons for an apology, ... Our airplanes were operating in international air space and the United States did nothing wrong.

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