1. ARTICLE EU regulators cleared a deal to merger Greece‘s No. 3 and No. 4 mobile phone operators when it allowed Texas Pacific Group and Apax Partners to buy Q–Telecom.

2. A classified document not included in the report, but which was submitted to a prosecutor charged with the case, contains the most important findings, namely: – The 82 suspect mobile phones belonging to subscribers of all four mobile telephony operators in Greece (Vodafone, Cosmote, TIM and Q–Telecom) that communicated with the so–called «shadow cell phones» used for eavesdropping; – The names of the 33 Vodafone employees who had access to the company software; – The names of a Vodafone employee and of an employee of telecommunications company Ericsson, which provided Vodafone with its software.

3. tdn.com.tr inc.all words Home Page Domestic Foreign Finance Diplomacy Opinions Features Sports Weather Press Scanner Archive All About Turkey About TDN MEMBER CENTER Your Account Two–euro coins, 20–euro notes in favor with forgers Monday, January 16, 2006 print this page BUSINESS REPORT All News» » ‘Easy money‘ to roll on in 2006 » Oil product export to Iraq could be suspended » IMF: Turkey‘s PPP will be $8,3'3 in 2005 » Turkey‘s farmers losers in IMF, World Bank policy support, says report » Citibank raises stakes in personal banking sector » Turkey threatens to stop delivery of oil products to Iraq » German government predicts 1.4% growth this year » Gazprom‘s capitalization topped $200 bln » EU clears TIM Hellas owners to buy Greece‘s Q–Telecom » Two–euro coins, 20–euro notes in favor with forgers BRUSSELS/FRANKFURT – Reuters and AP ARTICLE SUMMARYTwo–euro coins and 20–euro denomination banknotes are gaining favor with forgers, new figures showed.