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1. 1. Pacificnews.net - Wireless Newsbytes Article

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   Published on: 4/23/2006   Last Visited: 10/6/2007

   "This may lead to an acquisition by one of the [former] regional Bell telephone companies," said Joseph Correnti, an analyst at Wayne Hummer Investments LLC.
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   Correnti noted that WorldCom's market value now is just $14.9 billion, about half its debt load.

2. 2. Wayne Hummer Investments - Research Director

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   Published on: 11/2/2003   Last Visited: 11/2/2003

   Joseph Correnti, Director of Research at Wayne Hummer Investments
   
   Joe joined Wayne Hummer Investments in 2000, bringing with him eight years experience in the securities industry. Prior to coming to WHI, he was Vice-President of Correspondent Research at Stifel Nicolaus. In addition to his experience at Stifel, Joe was an Investment Executive and Field Services Director at Edward Jones.
   
   As the editor of the Wayne Hummer Market Letter, Joe keeps 35,000 investors informed of the state of the markets and its near term prospects, as well as providing investment advice on individual stocks, bonds and mutual funds.
   
   Joe is a candidate to receive his MBA from Loyola University and holds a Bachelor of Science in Economics as well as being National Association of Securities Dealers licensed Series 7, 8, 24 and 63.

3. 3. Boston Globe Online / Business / Sale of Tyco's plastics unit stalls

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   Published on: 4/26/2002   Last Visited: 4/26/2002

   Joseph Correnti, director of research for Wayne Hummer Investments, said he expects Tyco to reach 65 cents a share for the quarter. He acknowledged, though, that concern over the sale of the plastics business has spooked investors and depressed the stock.
   
   "Many institutions and analysts had factored in a sale of this," Correnti said. "We think they'll get at least $2.5 billion."
   
   Tyco's chairman may have underestimated how hard it would be to sell assets when he proposed splitting Tyco into four pieces in January.
   
   "Beauty is in the eye of the beholder," Correnti said. "You always think your couch is nicer than the other guy's."