QUESTION: ============================================= from Gilder Publishing THE FRIDAY LETTER e-mailed weekly, for friends and subscribers ============================================= | www.gilder.com | Issue 11.0/June 8, 2001 HEADLINES: * The Week/Let The Bells Have It * Biotech Watch/Old Cells Do It Better * Friday Feature/Gelernter Live * Poll Question/Bell Shareholders? * Readings * Conference Calendar ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ THE WEEK/Let The Bells Have It "The lack of cheap, always-on, last-mile broadband connections to small offices and homes is a short leash around the U.S. economy's neck. Yes, taxes are too high, especially those on capital formation. We hope Congress will figure out what every businessman knows: This recession is investment-led. And yes, the Fed should drop its funds rate to 3%. And yes, there is huge inventory overhang everywhere you look in IT. If all that isn't enough to give you a bad hair day, ponder the telco debt bomb that threatens to blow up Wall Street. "The dot-com boom started in 1995 and went bust in 2000. Every dolt imagined he was a venture investor. There was overfunding galore, idiot businesses up the gazoo--and then pfft. Net Boom, Act II awaits. It will
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ANS: [gilder-technology-report] The Friday Letter 11.0
Mary: Pursuant to Sara's request, I am attaching a list of the brokerage agreements and other documentation we either currently have in place or are negotiating with Goldman, Sachs et al. Please let us know if you have any questions or need anything else. Marie x33907
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answer: Goldman Sachs, et al
Tom, Attached is the RFP as per our discussion. You can call me @ (313) 982-8830 or Mr. Roberts if you have any questions concerning the RFP. Please submit all your offers directly to Mr. Roberts. Thank You
Answer: Dearborn Industrial Generation RFP
Here is an email: Paul Flack asked me to ask each of you if you have received any materials relating to lawsuits about which you have not yet informed us. Paul's question arises from our learning about a motion that was filed in federal court in Texarkana in a case styled Davis, et al. v. Enron, et al., in which you were named as defendants, and about which we have received no prior notice. Thank you for your assistance.
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A: "New" Lawsuits
Q: Been following the Enron story as everyone else. I am sure that is another side to it. Hope things are going OK for you. Lets catch up when things calm down. Regards,
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Here is an email: This is a very rough draft based on an agreement done previously with a jv company. I'm sending it for Enron review only, since I haven't even read the entire thing yet. I thought you might want to take a look at it to see what you think, and to consider the scope of the services to be provided. As for legal services, one alternative would be to have the services provided by an outside law firm, not associated with either principal. Could you forward me what you received from Clement regarding the corporate guaranty issue? I would like to see what's the latest in that regard. Thanks,
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Services agreement