Published: 11 August 2000 12:57 GMT
Japanese telco NTT DoCoMo has been given the green light by the FBI to proceed with its $5.5bn acquisition of US web-hosting firm Verio.
Although details have not been released, US officials say NTT and the FBI have reached an agreement over security issues that had threatened a successful takeover.
NTT, which already owns 10 per cent of Verio, reached an agreement with the US group in May to buy the outstanding 90 per cent.
But the US government blocked the deal because of concerns that NTT's ownership of Verio would prevent the FBI from maintaining surveillance over Verios' telecommunications infrastructure.
Candidate/Experience The successful candidate will be able to demonstrate a number of years of end-to-end acquisition sales from an initial cold call ...
Take ownership and responsibility for the testing and deployment processes * Manage the relationship with the agencies hosting provider (Verio) and ...
The Technical Lead is expected to and drive measures to prevent the reoccurrence of issues; working with all internal resources to standardise ...
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