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The new network promises high-speed internet services for some 12,000 homes and businesses.

A Russian fiber optic cable under the Baltic Sea was damaged last month only 28 km (17 miles) from where a gas pipeline linking Finland and Estonia was ruptured a couple of hours later. The details emerged in a statement on Tuesday from Russian state company Rostelecom, which publicly acknowledged the damage to its cable for the first time. Rostelecom called it an "accident" but did not specify the cause.

Russian state company Rostelecom will not seek compensation for damage to a fiber optic cable that was severed in the Baltic Sea last month and will complete the repair at its own expense, a company source told Reuters on Wednesday. The company said on Tuesday that the cable was damaged when a Chinese container ship, the NewNew Polar Bear, passed over it late on Oct. 7. Finnish investigators suspect the same vessel was responsible shortly afterwards for rupturing a gas pipeline to Estonia, the...

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By Helena Smolak Huber+Suhner reported a sales decline in the first nine months amid weakened demand in the North American market and high customer...

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By Ben Glickman Shares of CommScope sank Tuesday after the company said it would sell its home-networks business to French firm Vantiva. CommScope shares...

By Will Feuer CommScope agreed to sell its home-networks business to French technology firm Vantiva in a deal through which CommScope will take a 25% stake...

RALEIGH: CommScope [NASDAQ: COMM], a global telecommunications leader, plans to add 250 new jobs with a $60.3 million investment to expand its fiber-optic cable manufacturing operations in Catawba County, Governor Roy Cooper announced today.

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