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Let the Nortel Garage Sale Begin!
If there was any hope Nortel might re-emerge from bankruptcy protection as a smaller, more focused telecom equipment supplier (e.g. optical), it evaporated yesterday when an Ontario court expanded the responsibilities of Ernst & Young to include the sale of corporate assets.
As well, Nortel’s layer, Derrick Tay, told Ontario Superior Court Judge Geoffrey Morawetz the company has “no intention of replacing the CEO”, following Mike Zafirovski’s decision earlier this week to abandon ship in the coming months.
Tay said Nortel is “knee-deep in negotiations” regarding the sale of assets, and requires someone to administer the sales process.
For more, check out Bloomberg.