NEW YORK - WorldCom Inc. was in trouble. The stock price...Charges against former WorldCom Inc. chief executive Bernard Ebbers...1995: LDDS changes its name to WorldCom Inc., with Ebbers as CEO. -1997: WorldCom...
WorldCom offers to postpone selling NEW YORK -WorldCom Inc. sought to calm its creditors Wednesday by offering to promise not to sell any of its subsidiaries over the next 80 days. A lawyer...
WorldCom executives spontaneously resign JACKSON, Miss. - Six of WorldCom Inc.'s 11-member board of directors resigned abruptly Tuesday, ridding the troubled telecommunication giant of the last group...
BRIEFLY WorldCom Inc. names new CEO CLINTON, Miss. - WorldCom Inc. said Tuesday that vice chairman John Sidgmore would...Ebbers as president and CEO. Mr. Ebbers, who built WorldCom Inc. into a global telecommunications giant, resigned...
NEW YORK -- MCI WorldCom Inc. emerged Thursday as a potential suitor for AirTouch Communications Inc., creating a three-way bidding brawl for the nation's...
NEW YORK -- MCI WorldCom Inc., the recently merged telecommunications company, plans to lay off about 1,900 workers in the first broad effort to slash...
NEW YORK -- Computer security experts are issuing warnings about a new computer virus that attacked MCI WorldCom Inc. last week, quietly spreading across its computer networks and preventing workers from gaining access to documents and files...
...UPPER ARLINGTON, Ohio -- CompuServe Corp. shareholders on Friday approved the sale of the online service provider to WorldCom Inc. as part of a three-way deal with rival America Online. Meanwhile, CompuServe said a report in The Wall Street...
...The proposed purchase of online service provider CompuServe Corp. appears to have satisfied federal regulators. WorldCom Inc., which reached an agreement to buy long distance company MCI Communications Corp. for $37 billion late Sunday...
...judge wednesday approved a settlement that will return more than $6.1 billion to investors who lost money in the Worldcom Inc. accounting fraud. The deals will divide payments among about 830,000 people and institutions that held stocks or...