
A cheque in the post for a desktop commitment?
Published: 30 November 2001 17:10 GMT
Microsoft is expected to invest up to $5bn in AT&T on Monday, the same day the telco waits on final buyout bids for its broadband unit.
Microsoft, already an AT&T shareholder, plans to offer the company a $3bn to $5bn investment in exchange for a commitment from AT&T to use Microsoft software and services, according to a report on Reuters.
Both Microsoft and AT&T today refused to comment on the rumour.
AT&T is also expecting final offers on Monday for its broadband cable television unit from cable TV companies Cox communications, Comcast Corporation and AOL Time Warner.
AT&T's board of directors will review the buyout proposals at a 8 December meeting.
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