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• BT bought its original 20 percent stake in MCI in 1994.
• BT bought 20 percent of MCI in 1994, sparking retaliatory link-ups among its chief competitors.
• BT bought MCI in part to absorb the U . S . long-distance carrier's marketing talents.
• BT bought the Brightview Group in July 2007, and Brightview's subsidiary Madasafish became a trading name of Plusnet.
• The acquisition comes less than six months after BT bought the Paris-based information technology systems integration company Europe Informatique.
• BT bought out its Dutch partner in July 2000 for 1.2 billion pounds ( US $ 1.92 billion ).
• BT bought out its Dutch partner in July 2000 for 1 . 2 billion pounds ( US $ 1 . 92 billion ).
• As part of the deal, BT bought from MCI its 24.9 per cent interest in Concert Communications, making Concert a wholly owned part of BT.
• BT bought 20 percent of MCI for dlrs 4.3 billion in what MCI chairman Bert Roberts called " the telecommunications deal of the century ."
• BT bought 20 percent of MCI for dlrs 4 . 3 billion in what MCI chairman Bert Roberts called " the telecommunications deal of the century ."
• Antitrust attorneys said U . S . regulators worked out most anti-competitive concerns involving a linkup between the two companies when BT bought its 20 percent stake of MCI in 1994.
• MCI, the No . 2 long-distance carrier in the United States, began its dealings with British Telecom in 1993, when BT bought 20 percent of the U . S . company for $ 4.3 billion.
• In its first major move overseas, in 1994, BT bought into MCI, acquiring a 20 percent stake for $ 4.3 billion in cash and stock-- a move designed to help both companies in their overseas ventures.
• MCI, the No . 2 long-distance carrier in the United States, began its dealings with British Telecom in 1993, when BT bought 20 percent of the U . S . company for $ 4 . 3 billion.
• In its first major move overseas, in 1994, BT bought into MCI, acquiring a 20 percent stake for $ 4 . 3 billion in cash and stock-- a move designed to help both companies in their overseas ventures.
• BT will give MCI shareholders a combination of cash and shares, forming a new, British-based company called Concert, the name the companies adopted for a joint venture begun three years ago when BT bought a stake in MCI.