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The deal struck Friday between Hawthorne, N.Y.-based NextWave Telecom and the Federal Communications Commission to free up blocks of wireless spectrum leaves just a few hurdles for the settlement. Congressional action and bankruptcy court approval are the final pieces outstanding in an arrangement involving the leading U.S. wireless companies, which will pick up valuable spectrum space in exchange for $16 billion.
November 19, 2001 at 12:00 AM
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