BCE Inc. signaled a minor victory on Monday, as the Supreme Court of Canada has outlined an accelerated timetable for the Canadian telecom giant's case brought by its bondholders. Montreal-based BCE said in a statement that the Supreme Court in Ottawa has proposed a timetable in which it would hear the appeal on June 17. At stake is the fate of BCE's C$51.7 billion ($52.2 billion) buyout by a group led by the Ontario Teachers' Pension Plan.
May 28, 2008 at 12:00 AM
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BCE Inc. signaled a minor victory on Monday, as the Supreme Court of Canada has outlined an accelerated timetable for the Canadian telecom giant’s case brought by its bondholders.
Montreal-based BCE said in a statement that the Supreme Court in Ottawa has proposed a timetable in which it would hear the appeal on June 17. At stake is the fate of BCE’s $51.7 billion Canadian dollars ($52.2 billion) buyout by a group led by the Ontario Teachers’ Pension Plan.
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