Hello America, It's The Chunnel Calling

Jan. 13, 2005
Eurotunnel, which operates the train-carrying Channel Tunnel (or chunnel, in popular parlance) between France and Britain, is seeking a U.S. partner to help develop its telecommunications business. So far, however, it's not talking about who the ...

Eurotunnel, which operates the train-carrying Channel Tunnel (or chunnel, in popular parlance) between France and Britain, is seeking a U.S. partner to help develop its telecommunications business. So far, however, it's not talking about who the potential partners are. Still, Alain Bertrand, managing director of Eurotunnel's telecoms operations, says it is hoped that spare capacity available on a fiber-optic network Eurotunnel uses for operational equipment will attract U.S. companies that do not yet have their own European activities. For its part, Eurotunnel is hoping to link up with an established U.S. firm that's willing to share its marketing expertise.

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