The Associated Press
Qwest Communications International Inc. and the company that's buying  it, CenturyLink Inc., on Wednesday posted results for the third quarter  that showed them successfully navigating the decline of their  local-phone businesses.
Denver-based Qwest, the third-largest U.S.  phone company by number of lines, posted its first quarterly loss since  2005 mainly due to a charge linked to the company's rising stock price.  Excluding that and some other one-time effects, results topped Wall  Street expectations and the company lifted its outlook for the full  year.
Monroe, La.-based CenturyLink, the fifth-largest phone  company, said its profit fell 18 percent in the third quarter from a  year ago, when results were boosted by a tax effect. Underlying  operating earnings improved, as it managed to cut costs to keep pace  with loss of landlines.
Qwest is the largest phone company in the Northwest, serving most of Oregon and nearly all of Portland.
Like other phone companies, Qwest and  CenturyLink are facing a steady erosion of their customer base as  households opt to rely on cell phones alone, or switch to service from  cable companies. Comcast Corp. is now the country's fourth-largest  landline phone company.
To gain synergies of scale that can offset  the loss of phone lines, CenturyLink agreed in April to buy Qwest. The  deal is set to close next year.
Since CenturyLink is paying with  its own stock for the deal, Qwest and CenturyLink shares now trade in  tandem, and Qwest shareholders have been benefiting from a strong rally  in CenturyLink shares since the summer. CenturyLink shares rose a  further 50 cents on Wednesday to $42.33, making the value of the  acquisition offer about $12.2 billion. Earlier in the day, the stock hit  $42.14, the highest level since 2007.
CenturyLink's rising stock forced Qwest to take a charge of $229 million related to debt that can be converted into its stock.
Including  that charge, Qwest posted a loss of $90 million, or 5 cents per share.  That compared with earnings of $136 million, or 8 cents per share, a  year ago. But excluding one-time items, Qwest posted earnings of 11  cents per share -- ahead of analysts' average estimate for profit of 10  cents per share according to Thomson Reuters poll.
Qwest's revenue  fell 4 percent from a year ago to $2.94 billion. That topped analysts'  average estimate of $2.90 billion and also marked an increase from the  second quarter, the first such quarter-to-quarter uptick since 2007.
Revenue  from the traditional phone company segment was flat with the previous  quarter, helped by seasonal trends and higher broadband uptake. The  division that serves the government and large business customers posted a  small year-over-year increase. Revenue was stable quarter-on-quarter in  the business that provides long-haul voice and data transport, but fell  8 percent from last year.
Looking ahead, Qwest now expects to  report a lower rate of revenue decline in the fourth quarter, better  than the low- to mid-single digit decline it previously forecast.
CenturyLink,  which was called CenturyTel until May, said its net income was $231  million, or 76 cents per share, in the July to September period. That  was down from $281 million, or 94 cents per share, a year ago.
Excluding  costs incurred in the acquisition of Embarq last year and the pending  deal to buy Qwest, earnings were 83 cents per share, beating the average  forecast of analysts polled by Thomson Reuters by 2 cents.
Revenue fell 6.8 percent from a year ago to $1.75 billion, matching Wall Street forecasts. Like other phone companies,
For  the fourth quarter, CenturyLink expects earnings of 73 cents to 77  cents per share, compared to the 79 cents per share expected by  analysts, as polled by Thomson Reuters. CenturyLink expects revenue of  $1.69 billion to $1.71 billion, slightly below the $1.72 billion  expected by analysts.
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I recently upgraded my DSL service at home, and (un)fortunately, its faster than my old Linksys router could handle.  I really miss the Tomato firmware I had flashed on that, but have managed to come across a hidden administration page on the new Q1000 that covers a large majority of things that I thought I lost.
Check out the
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CenturyLink
(NYSE: CTL)
knows that if it's going to stay competitive, it needs to break out of the old telecom regulated mentality.
Speaking at the Morgan Stanley Technology, Media and Telecom Conference, Stewart Ewing, Executive Vice President, Chief Financial Officer and Assistant Secretary, outlined how CenturyLink will capitalize on broadband, business and even mobile backhaul services.
This has been a change for a service that primarily had acted as a rural telephone company delivering mainly voice for much of its life -- a strategy that's changed with its acquisitions of both Embarq and now the pending deal with Qwest.
"I think that it was a vision as much as anything else toward diversifying ourselves from the regulated revenues we depended on all of our history, including USF revenues and higher access revenues, realizing that there would come a day when those started to disappear and be redirected," Ewing said. "Part of it was by design to de-risk the company from a regulated revenue standpoint."
Driving stickiness with broadband, video
CenturyLink is finding that these services are helping it offset obvious losses in its traditional PSTN business.
One service that CenturyLink believes is the glue to maintaining customer stickiness is video -- whether that is its Prism IPTV or satellite service. Unlike AT&T
(NYSE: T)
and Verizon
(NYSE: VZ)
, CenturyLink is taking its time with IPTV, having only rolled it out in five markets with plans to expand it to three additional markets in 2011.
During the fourth quarter, the number of Prism-capable homes passed increased 60 percent, and Ewing said that it expects to pass about million homes by the end of this year.
One market segment that CenturyLink believes that it can use IPTV to better target the Multi Dwelling Unit (MDU) segment in its markets -- one that it had not traditionally targeted in the past.
"We estimate that 25-30 percent of the addressable consumer households are in MDUs, which represent a large market opportunity for us that we have really lost over the years," Ewing said.
Interestingly, CenturyLink has found that the addition of video to its residential service bundle has become a churn reducer.
"Our experience so far shows that video, whether it's satellite or IPTV, has a significant impact on customer churn," Ewing said. "Our experience to date is that a customer who has one of our triple play bundles is three times less likely to churn than a voice-only customer."
Like Qwest, CenturyLink has also taken a Fiber to the Node (FTTN)-based approach to broadband. The only slight difference in approach to the delivering higher speed broadband is that Qwest has advocated a FTTN approach using VDSL2 and ADSL2+, while CenturyLink has been leveraging ADSL2+ with bonding and VDSL2 in select markets.
As a combined company, the new CenturyLink will have a total of 5.4 million broadband DSL customers.
Still, there are some challenges that both companies will need to overcome. While Qwest continues to make progress with building out its FTTN network, adding 92,000 new customers in Q4, it faces the ongoing issue of migrating customers off the legacy ATM-based DSL service to its IP-based VDSL2 service.
Despite the challenges of this transition, CenturyLink plans to complement Qwest's broadband efforts by "[filling] in holes they left in some of the metro areas to offer higher speeds," Ewing said," and like Qwest, they "will look for opportunities when we build fiber to the tower for businesses or residential subdivisions that we're passing to see if we can enhance speeds in the legacy footprint as well."
New business opportunities
When CenturyLink completes its acquisition of Qwest, the service provider will instantly gain access to Qwest's existing customer base and business network facilities.
Ewing said that he does not "expect to get much from a synergy standpoint in the enterprise business because we did not have a business like that within CenturyLink," adding that, "we will have some large customers transfer over to that group, but not a big infrastructure around the enterprise customer base."
By adding Qwest's business network infrastructure into its base, CenturyLink more business selling power for not only new Qwest customers, but also its legacy rural customer base.
Although Ewing can't predict today how much revenue synergies there will be when the deal closes, there will be some because of the larger footprint that the Qwest sales force will be able to sell into, and the additional products and services the legacy CenturyLink sales force will be able to sell.
Already, CenturyLink is seeing the possible effects of having Qwest's business services in its larger fold.
"We signed an agreement with Qwest that basically allows our sales team to sell off their network," Ewing said. "We've been able to pick up some MPLS customers (financial companies) that we weren't able to pick up in the past because we weren't able to serve them."
Among the many new business service opportunities that Ewing sees for business is managed security and data services.
"Qwest has a nice data hosting business that generates $200 million a year in revenue and we would like to convert that from more of a hosted business to more of a managed services business and a cloud computing business," Ewing said. "We think that that's is a natural extension of the services we provide to our medium and enterprise business customers, and based on surveys we have done with our customers, they are interested in purchasing these services from us."
In addition to expanding its managed service business, CenturyLink sees an opportunity to extend copper and fiber-based services, likely Ethernet, to metro area businesses.
"Another opportunity we'll look at more will be opportunities for metro city fiber or copper where Qwest has a need to reduce the cost of serving enterprise customers in those larger markets," Ewing said.
Betting on backhaul
During the Q4 earnings call, CenturyLink said it would increase spending to $1 billion to fund wireless backhaul fiber builds in 2011 -- 16 percent higher than the $864 million than what it spent in 2010. Initially, this capital increase caused great concern by both investors and financial analysts.
The increase in CenturyLink's capital spending is centered on expanding fiber to more cell towers.
"These are not speculative investments, but rather are based on 5-7 year contracts, which guarantee minimum revenue streams for the life of the contract, and we believe have opportunity for upside as wireless broadband services continue to grow," Ewing said.
Like Qwest, CenturyLink is bullish on the wireless backhaul opportunity. Both Qwest and CenturyLink currently provide wireless backhaul to Verizon Wireless and other large wireless operators.
In 2011, CenturyLink plans to build fiber out to 3,000 fiber cell towers, with each tower build estimated to cost in the range of $60,000 - $75,000.
Ewing said that its fiber to the tower investment "prote

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Pursuant to these notices, on Aug.7, 2020, the remaining
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outstanding aggregate principal amount of the Qwest Notes will be redeemed at par plus accrued and unpaid interest to, but excluding, the redemption date. Additional information regarding the redemption of the Qwest Notes is available from Bank of New York Mellon.
This press release does not constitute a notice of redemption with respect to the Qwest Notes.
About CenturyLink
CenturyLink (NYSE: CTL) is a technology leader delivering hybrid networking, cloud connectivity, and security solutions to customers around the world. Through its extensive global fiber network, CenturyLink provides secure and reliable services to meet the growing digital demands of businesses and consumers. CenturyLink strives to be the trusted connection to the networked world and is focused on delivering technology that enhances the customer experience.
Learn more at http://news.centurylink.com/ 
Forward-Looking Statements
Except for historical and factual information, the matters set forth in this release and other of our oral or written statements identified by words such as "estimates," "expects," "anticipates," "believes," "plans," "intends," and similar expressions are forward-looking statements. These forward-looking statements are not guarantees of future results and are based on current expectations only, are inherently speculative, and are subject to a number of assumptions, risks and uncertainties, many of which are beyond our control. Actual events and results may differ materially from those anticipated, estimated, projected or implied by us in those statements if one or more of these risks or uncertainties materialize, or if underlying assumptions prove incorrect. Factors that could affect actual results include but are not limited to: changes in Qwest's cash requirements or financial position; unanticipated delays in redeeming our outstanding debt securities as described above; changes in general market, economic, tax, regulatory or industry conditions; corporate developments that could preclude, impair or delay the above-described transactions due to restrictions under the federal securities laws; and other risks referenced from time to time in CenturyLink's or Qwest's filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission ("SEC"). You should be aware that new factors may emerge from time to time and it is not possible for CenturyLink or Qwest to identify all such factors, nor can CenturyLink or Qwest predict the impact of each such factor on its plans, or the extent to which any one or more factors may cause actual results to differ from those reflected in any of their forward-looking statements. For all the reasons set forth above and in our SEC filings, you are cautioned not to unduly rely upon our forward-looking statements, which speak only as of the date made. We undertake no obligation to publicly update or revise any forward-looking statements for any reason, whether as a result of new information, future events or developments, changed circumstances, or otherwise. Furthermore, any information about our intentions contained in any of our forward-looking statements reflects our intentions as of the date of such forward-looking statement, and is based upon, among other things, existing regulatory, technological, industry, competitive, economic and market conditions, and our assumptions as of such date. We may change our intentions, strategies or plans (including our plans expressed herein) without notice at any time and for any reason.
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Touting the deal as a boon for broadband, the Federal Communications Commission today conditionally approved the merger of Qwest Communications and CenturyLink.
As with the Comcast-NBC
merger approval
, some of the FCC's conditions are aimed at increasing broadband adoption among lower-income households. Among other terms, the Qwest and CenturyLink agreed that they would offer some low-income subscribers broadband access for less than $10 a month and a computer for less than $150.
FCC Chairman Julius Genachowski said in a statement that those provisions, combined with the company's promises to devote resources to "marketing, outreach, and digital literacy training" create a program that "holistically tackles the principal barriers to broadband adoption."
Qwest and CenturyLink also agreed to offer broadband connections with actual -- as opposed to advertised -- speeds of at least 4 Mbps to at least 4 million more homes and businesses and 20,000 schools, libraries and other institutions. Additionally, the companies will increase the availability of higher-speed connections by doubling the number 12 Mbps lines and tripling the number 40 Mpbs lines.
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Unlike the case with Comcast and NBC, however, the FCC didn't require the companies to agree to adhere to neutrality rules as a condition of the merger, prompting criticism by advocacy group Free Press. "Although Free Press did not oppose this merger, we did raise concerns about its impact on the companies' customers and requested the FCC apply conditions similar to the Net Neutrality protections applied in the AT&T-Bell South merger to safeguard the open Internet and lessen the harm to consumers," research director S. Derek Turner said in a statement.
For now, however, Qwest and CenturyLink will have to follow neutrality rules given that the FCC recently voted to enact them. But the rules could be invalidated down the line -- either by the courts or by Congress. And while a repeal probably won't gain traction in the Democratic Senate, some observers predictthat the rules will be nixed in court on the theory that the FCC lacks authority to regulate information services such as broadband.

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DENVER  Qwests glowing blue signs will soon be gone from the Denver skyline.
Crews began work to remove the first of three Qwest signs from atop the companys headquarters in downtown Denver today to make way for new CenturyLink signs. The work is expected to continue through early August.
CenturyLink completed its purchase of Qwest in April, creating the nations third largest telecommunications company.
CenturyLink is keeping its headquarters in Monroe. Qwests Denver operations are being turned into one of six regional headquarters and the overall headquarters for business services.
The Denver Business Journal has reported that the owners the building  one of Denvers tallest  are planning to sell it. CenturyLink spokesman John Hall said the company is in negotiations to continue its lease, which expires next June.

DENVER  Qwest's glowing blue signs will soon be gone from the Denver skyline. Crews began work to remove the first of three Qwest signs from atop the company's headquarters in downtown Denver today to make way for new CenturyLink signs. The work is expected to continue through early August. CenturyLink completed its purchase of Qwest in April, creating the nation's third largest telecommunications company. CenturyLink is keeping its headquarters in Monroe. Qwest's Denver operations are being turned into one of six regional headquarters and the overall headquarters for business services. The Denver Business Journal has reported that the owners the building  one of Denver's tallest  are planning to sell it. CenturyLink spokesman John Hall said the company is in negotiations to continue its lease, which expires next June.

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CenturyLink and Qwest IPTV rollouts in a hold pattern
by                      Jim Barthold                         |
May 6, 2011 8:51am
Qwest Communications' customers expecting to see IPTV show up on their doorsteps--or in their living rooms--now that CenturyLink (NYSE: CTL) has acquired the telco can expect to wait a little longer, CenturyLink President-CEO Glen Post III said during a first quarter earnings call.
In fact, Post said, CenturyLink's incumbent subscribers shouldn't waste any time looking for it if they're outside the eight markets that have already launched and where the telco will be "looking to accelerate growth there, the penetration there, and working through that," said Post. The telco, he noted, "will be evaluating Qwest markets in the coming months."
Those who see the glass half empty are probably resigned to a long evaluation since Post qualified his point to say CenturyLink is "working through the cost of plant equipment-plant addition cost and shortening of loops ... and we'll be making those decisions around the mid year as far as any additional rollout of IPTV in any of those markets."
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Denvers emergency curfew pushed to 9 p.m., extended through Friday morning
CenturyLink today completed its $24 billion acquisition of Denver-based Qwest, an epic merger that uproots a historic Colorado icon.
The nations third-largest land-line phone company will be called CenturyLink and be based more than 1,000 miles from Denver at CenturyLinks headquarters in Monroe, La.
The combined company will employ 47,500 people and serve 15 million phone and 5 million broadband subscribers in 37 states.
CenturyLink, formerly CenturyTel, paid about $12 billion in stock and assumed nearly $12 billion in Qwest debt. Qwest shareholders received 0.1664 CenturyLink shares, which closed Thursday at $41.55, for each Qwest share.
The combination of our two companies allows us to offer customers of all sizes an even more robust portfolio of communications solutions that will continue to be backed by honest and personal service, said Glen F. Post, chief executive officer of CenturyLink.
The companys board of directors includes current CenturyLink board members and four from Qwests board. Those joining from Qwest are Edward A. Mueller, Charles L. Biggs, Michael J. Roberts and James A. Unruh.
The deal was announced in April 2010, sending shockwaves through the Denver community.
Qwests iconic signs atop its 52-story headquarters building in downtown Denver will be taken down. The companys corporate operations, such as accounting and human resources, are expected to feel the brunt of merger-related job cuts.
CenturyLink said today the Qwest brand will be switched out in the next several months. Five top Qwest executives will join the new company and be based in Denver, which will be one of six regional headquarters and home to the business markets group.
CenturyLink expects to shave $625 million annual in operating costs after the integration.
Combined, CenturyLink and Qwest employed about 7,400 in Colorado prior to the merger.
Qwest roots in Colorado span more than a century, though its present-day operations stem from the antitrust breakup of AT&T, or Ma Bell, in the early 1980s.
In the early 1990s, three Baby Bells consolidated to form US West. That company merged with Qwest in 2000 in a $45 billion deal. At the time, the Phil Anschutz-founded company was a fast-growing startup spending billions of dollars on a fiber-optic communications network that would carry the nations Internet traffic.
In addition to operating the nationwide network, Qwest provided local phone and broadband service in 14 states.
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(MENAFN - The Peninsula) Sachin Kumar/ The Peninsula QPAY International is set to become Qatar's first Fintech company to expand operations to foreign market. The company is set to launch its operations in Oman, Kuwait and Iraq by 2022.  'Our plan is to take QPAY and Qatari FONTECH innovation to new markets. We are very close to launching operations in Oman, with partnerships with Omani banks while closely working with the Central Bank of Oman. We have also started our expansion plans in Kuwait, and have met with the Central Bank of Iraq as well as some Iraqi banks Nebil Ben Aissa, CEO, QPAY International, told The Peninsula in an interview.  'COVID-19 slowed us down, but we plan to launch our operations in Oman and Kuwait by end of this year, and Iraq by early next year. By 2022 we plan to be in all the three markets: Oman, Kuwait and Iraq, said Nebil, a US Fintech entrepreneur who grew up in the United States. Prior to establishing QPAY in Qatar in 2011, Nebil was running multiple technology companies in USA. He has more than 20 years of experience in starting, operating, growing, buying, selling and investing in companies specializing in Fintech, blockchain, electronic payments, electronic banking, mobile payments and e-commerce.  To fund its expansion plans, QPAY is planning to raise growth funds via private equity firms or via a public listing of its shares onto the London Stock Exchange (LSE); as it aims to raise around $20m to $30m in growth capital, based on an enterprise valuation of $200m to $300m. 'We have achieved enough growth and our financials would allow us to list via an Initial Public Offering (IPO) onto the London Stock Exchange (LSE) or LSE/AIM markets. Many other Fintech firms in UAE and the Middle East have listed onto the LSE in 2019. For example, UAE based Network International listed onto the LSE via an IPO which valued their company at $4.6bn; thus our valuation expectations based on our high growth achievements should be very conservative, he said.  'We plan to list the company in 18 to 24 months, after regulatory approval, and in full compliance with Qatari as well as UK laws. Our objective is to raise capital to grow the company and expand into new markets in order to make Qatar and its leadership proud of us. We shall prove that Qatar is a Fintech Hub which can produce innovation and leadership in technology and financial services, explained Nebil.  QPAY has a compelling growth story in the local market. The company was incorporated in 2011, but it started operations in Qatar in 2015. After launching its operations, the company has grown more than 115 times over a short span of five years; its robust growth is due to its innovative payment solutions and focus on the Qatari Small and Medium Enterprises (SME) sector.  'We help thousands of SME owners and operators grow their businesses through a network of high-quality, low cost, secure and easy to use financial service solutions, said Nebil. 'We service approximately 15,000 to 17,000 Qatari small businesses and their employees, which is approximately 227,000 low-wage workers. Our customers are small shops, restaurants, mechanic shops, hairdressers, janitorial companies, small contractorsetc. Our services help micro and small business owners have a better life in Qatar, as well as help their low-wage workers receive payment on time and in full. he added.  The company is playing a crucial role in government objective of financial inclusion and making financial transactions cashless and accessible to the low-income class. 'We are in line with the vision of H H the Amir because our objective is to spread digital transactions and participate in making Qatar a fully Digital society by 2030. Our services also enable low-wage workers to exercise their human right of getting paid in full and on-time, an important requirement by the Qatari Government towards low wage workers in Qatar, he said. QPAY has introduced the country's fastest salary payment system that allows SMEs to manage various aspects of their small business Human Resources and payroll headaches, and have reduced salary processing from days to less than 60 seconds. Part of its SME payment innovation portfolio, QPAY also provides digital point of sale (POS) systems, which allow small businesses to grow their businesses by accepting electronic payments and reducing cash management. Cash is dirty, prone to transmit diseases, and is expensive to track, count and manage for SMEs. The QPAY set of solutions, help the SME receive payments directly onto their bank account at very low cost fees, and without overhead. '..We are also enabling thousands of SMEs to get ready for the World Cup 2022 and helping them accept electronic payments from football fans and tourists, he said. In addition to geographical expansion, QPAY plans to introduce Qatari FINTECH innovation targeting SME owners and operators across the GCC and the Middle East region.MENAFN11042021000063011010ID1101896829

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QPAY International is set to become Qatar's first Fintech company to expand operations to foreign market. The company is set to launch its operations in Oman, Kuwait and Iraq by 2022.
'Our plan is to take QPAY and Qatari FONTECH innovation to new markets. We are very close to launching operations in Oman, with partnerships with Omani banks while closely working with the Central Bank of Oman. We have also started our expansion plans in Kuwait, and have met with the Central Bank of Iraq as well as some Iraqi banks Nebil Ben Aissa, CEO, QPAY International, told The Peninsula in an interview.
'COVID-19 slowed us down, but we plan to launch our operations in Oman and Kuwait by end of this year, and Iraq by early next year. By 2022 we plan to be in all the three markets: Oman, Kuwait and Iraq, said Nebil, a US Fintech entrepreneur who grew up in the United States.
Prior to establishing QPAY in Qatar in 2011, Nebil was running multiple technology companies in USA. He has more than 20 years of experience in starting, operating, growing, buying, selling and investing in companies specializing in Fintech, blockchain, electronic payments, electronic banking, mobile payments and e-commerce.
To fund its expansion plans, QPAY is planning to raise growth funds via private equity firms or via a public listing of its shares onto the London Stock Exchange (LSE); as it aims to raise around $20m to $30m in growth capital, based on an enterprise valuation of $200m to $300m.
'We have achieved enough growth and our financials would allow us to list via an Initial Public Offering (IPO) onto the London Stock Exchange (LSE) or LSE/AIM markets. Many other Fintech firms in UAE and the Middle East have listed onto the LSE in 2019. For example, UAE based Network International listed onto the LSE via an IPO which valued their company at $4.6bn; thus our valuation expectations based on our high growth achievements should be very conservative, he said.
'We plan to list the company in 18 to 24 months, after regulatory approval, and in full compliance with Qatari as well as UK laws. Our objective is to raise capital to grow the company and expand into new markets in order to make Qatar and its leadership proud of us. We shall prove that Qatar is a Fintech Hub which can produce innovation and leadership in technology and financial services, explained Nebil.
QPAY has a compelling growth story in the local market. The company was incorporated in 2011, but it started operations in Qatar in 2015. After launching its operations, the company has grown more than 115 times over a short span of five years; its robust growth is due to its innovative payment solutions and focus on the Qatari Small and Medium Enterprises (SME) sector.
'We help thousands of SME owners and operators grow their businesses through a network of high-quality, low cost, secure and easy to use financial service solutions, said Nebil. 'We service approximately 15,000 to 17,000 Qatari small businesses and their employees, which is approximately 227,000 low-wage workers. Our customers are small shops, restaurants, mechanic shops, hairdressers, janitorial companies, small contractorsetc. Our services help micro and small business owners have a better life in Qatar, as well as help their low-wage workers receive payment on time and in full. he added.
The company is playing a crucial role in government objective of financial inclusion and making financial transactions cashless and accessible to the low-income class. 'We are in line with the vision of H H the Amir because our objective is to spread digital transactions and participate in making Qatar a fully Digital society by 2030. Our services also enable low-wage workers to exercise their human right of getting paid in full and on-time, an important requirement by the Qatari Government towards low wage workers in Qatar, he said.
QPAY has introduced the country's fastest salary payment system that allows SMEs to manage various aspects of their small business Human Resources and payroll headaches, and have reduced salary processing from days to less than 60 seconds.
Part of its SME payment innovation portfolio, QPAY also provides digital point of sale (POS) systems, which allow small businesses to grow their businesses by accepting electronic payments and reducing cash management. Cash is dirty, prone to transmit diseases, and is expensive to track, count and manage for SMEs.
The QPAY set of solutions, help the SME receive payments directly onto their bank account at very low cost fees, and without overhead. '..We are also enabling thousands of SMEs to get ready for the World Cup 2022 and helping them accept electronic payments from football fans and tourists, he said.
In addition to geographical expansion, QPAY plans to introduce Qatari FINTECH innovation targeting SME owners and operators across the GCC and the Middle East region.
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QPAY International, a member of the NEXXO Network, the leading financial technology (Fintech) company in Qatar servicing over 15,000 Qatari Small & Medium Enterprises (SMEs) and more than 250,000 low wage workers; is taking immediate action and slashing its Point Of Sale (POS) prices by 50% to help Qatari SMEs accept electronic payments instead of contaminated cash; as cash can cause the spread of Corona Virus. QPAYs action is an instantaneous response to the recent directives by his Excellency Sheikh Tamim Bin Hamad Al-Thani our beloved Emir of Qatar.
QPAY strongly supports the Qatari SME sector and shall take all necessary action to service the community and contribute to helping stop the spread of the Coronavirus. As are the result, effective immediately, until further notice; we shall offer a 50% discount on QPAY POS devices in order to help Qatari SMEs accept electronic payments and restrict the spread of the CoVid-19 virus said Mr. Nebil Ben Aissa, Founder of QPAY.
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Qatar Financial Centre (QFC) welcomed to its platform "Qatar's largest" financial technology (Fintech) service provider, QPAY LLC.
The addition of QPAY to the growing number of financial services firms on the QFC platform demonstrates QFCs commitment to developing Qatars financial services sector, as well as the Qatari economy.
QPAY, a member of the NEXXO Network, is Qatars largest Fintech company offering innovative, low cost and secure financial technology solutions targeting Qatars flourishing Small and Midsized Enterprise (SME) sector.
QPAY provides SMEs with multiple electronic banking and financial services such as low-income bank cards, salary bankcard solutions for small businesses, electronic commerce, Point of Sale (POS) solutions, electronic billing, top-ups and remittances. Such solutions are designed to empower the Qatari small business ecosystem to be efficient and financially digitised per the Qatari 2030 vision for a cashless society.
Henk J Hoogendoorn, managing director (Financial Sector) QFC Authority said: We are pleased to welcome QPAY LLC to the QFC platform, a company that offers solutions that can help augment the output of SMEs in Qatar. Attracting and licensing Fintech companies that offer significant value to local businesses, such as QPAY, is part of the QFCs initiative in supporting and developing the financial services sector.
Sadiq Hamour, director (Financial Institutions) at QFC Authority said, The QFCs new strategy involves a renewed focus on financial services and industries with the aim to promote Qatar as a natural hub for innovation. The addition of QPAY to more than 90 financial services firms already registered on our platform across a variety of sectors demonstrates our commitment and progress towards this goal and a significant contribution to the development of the countrys FinTech sector.
Nebil Ben Aissa, chief executive officer, QPAY said, We are very pleased to join the QFC family and associate ourselves with a world-class financial centre. As members of the QFC, our mission is to strengthen the Qatari SME sector and help digitise small businesses to be ready for the World Cup 2022. We also plan to implement Fintech innovation, such as blockchain-enabled financial solutions in electronic banking, e-commerce and cross-border remittances. We are very excited, our visions are aligned, and we cant wait to get started!
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QPay, an Australian student marketplace and payments app, has secured a $1 million cash injection to expand. The money came from the Sydney Angels Sidecar Fund 2, Steve Baxter and Naomi Simpson from television series Shark Tank, American Express and Andrew Chick, chairman of the Australian British FinTech Cyber Catalyst. QPay was launched in 2016 as a one-stop-shop student marketplace app after receiving $400,000 of early-stage funding from Sydney Angels. It now claims to have 300,000 Australian university students using its platform. The funds will primarily be used to extend the reach of QPay's recently launched, student-targeted MasterCard to the 4,000-plus students on its waiting list. The company will also build a sales team to meet its growth targets for the remainder of 2018 and

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Changing Firmware on a Netgear Router
Modern modems available through Qwest DSL also act as wireless gateways, and they include a built-in router and firewall. However, these modems are primarily designed for consumers, not business users. You can configure the DSL modem to function as a bridge, which will disable its router capabilities. Once the modem is in transparent bridging mode, you can connect a business-class wireless gateway to the device.
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Navigate to "http://192.168.0.1" (without the quotes) in a Web browser on your PC.
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Log in to the modem using "admin" as the username. Check the product sticker on the modem to find the administrative password and enter it into the appropriate field.
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Press "Enter" or click "Apply." Click "Advanced Settings" from the menu and then select "WAN Settings" from the left pane under IP Addressing.
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Select "Transparent Bridging" from the ISP Protocol drop-down menu. Click "Apply" to convert the modem to bridge mode.
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Plug one end of a network cable into the gateway and then plug the other end into a computer. Connect the device to power.
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Press "Windows-Q" to open Search, type "cmd" and then click "Command Prompt."
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Type "ipconfig" into the console and press "Enter." Navigate to the address listed next to Default Gateway, under the Ethernet Adapter Ethernet section.
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Review the product sticker or check the product manual to find the default login credentials for the wireless gateway.
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Search the menus for an option to change the connection type. On many models, this setting can be found on "Basic Setup," "Wireless Settings" or a similar screen.
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Change the connection type to "Point-to-Point over Ethernet," or PPPoE, and enter your Qwest account details into the applicable fields.
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Save your changes. Disconnect the network cable from the computer and plug it into an Ethernet port on the modem.
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Power cycle the Qwest modem and the wireless gateway to establish the wireless network.
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The prosecution rested in the Joseph Nacchio insider trading trial earlier this week, but not before calling Qwest Communications International Inc. (NYSE: Q) former president Afshin Mohebbi and a couple of analysts to the stand. The jury also heard further testimony implicating Nacchio in the possible backdating of an "irrevocable instruction" document that would allow him to sell shares.
Mohebbi's memos
Mohebbi joined the chorus of former Qwest executives who say they warned Nacchio that the company would not be able to meet aggressive revenue targets that he set for them. Unlike other witnesses called to testify, however, Mohebbi's warnings came in memos sent directly to Nacchio.
Saying that Nacchio "wasn't an email kind of person," Mohebbi communicated his concerns through a series of memos that he typed out and left on Nacchio's chair, according to the
Denver Post
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Through those memos, Mohebbi says he warned that Qwest's financial targets were "a huge stretch" and that the company could be in trouble if its recurring revenue didn't increase.
"If we don't crank up recurring growth by April, we got big problems," Mohebbi wrote in a December 2000 memo.
According to the
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, Mohebbi recounted a heated exchange that he had with Nacchio after urging the CEO to improve financial disclosure to investors. Mohebbi testified that Nacchio approached him after receiving the memo and asked why the president was getting involved in investor relations, telling Mohebbi "it's not your job."
Not all went smoothly for Mohebbi, however. On cross examination, defense attorney Herbert Stern introduced emails aimed at countering the former president's testimony that he was uncomfortable with the company's revenue projections.
According to the
Washington Post
, in an email referring to a slide presentation to be given in May 2001, Mohebbi wrote, "I like this. The buildout for the growth pag

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Customers of Qwest Communications can pay there bills by logging in the official website http://www.centurylink.com/(given below) and visit Pay Bills Section to make the payments. In case of any issue or support one can contact Qwest Communications support using the details given below.
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BOISE  Certified gold and platinum recording artist Sara Evansis what's known in the music business as "a triple threat." She's asuccessful singer, songwriter and one of country music's mostbeautiful women all wrapped up in one.
Sara will spread some holiday magic live at Qwest Arena Sundaywhen she brings her 'Celebrate the Season' tour to Boise.
Since she emerged in the late 90s, Sara has become one ofcountry music's most popular female vocalists, notching four No. 1hits along with her gold- and platinum-certified albums like 2003's"Restless" and 2005's "Real Fine Place." Her 2000 album, "Born toFly" went certified double platinum.
Sara's lofty accomplishments are a dream come true for theBooneville, Mo. native. One of seven children, Sara began singingcountry music with her family's band when she was 5 years old. Herfirst big break came when legendary songwriter Harlan Howard heardher amazing voice and hired her to sing his demos. Soon after shehad a deal with RCA Records.
Sunday's concert features all of her greatest hits like "Born toFly," "A Real Fine Place to Start," "Perfect," and "No Place ThatFar." She'll also perform holiday favorites, some from herrecently-released "I'll Be Home for Christmas," a four-songholiday-themed EP now available for downloading. One song, "NewAgain," is a creative effort with Brad Paisley, who co-wrote andperformed the piece with Evans on the holiday EP.
Evans begins her tour Friday in Worley, Idaho and arrives inBoise Sunday after a show in Snoqualmie, Wash. Saturday.
We caught up with Evans recently to talk about the tour, hermusic and the Christmas season.
IPT: Your concert is billed as "Celebrate the Season." Tell uswhat fans can expect Sunday.
Evans:  The show actually consists of two different sets. One(the first half) includes some of my biggest hits, and the otherfocusing on songs of the season.
I've never done a holiday tour before. It's about three weeksnon-stop from starting the day after Thanksgiving right into thethird week of December before I head home to spend time with mybig, blended family.
IPT: You have been called one of the few traditional-styledsingers to come out of Nashville in the 1990s. What does that meanto you?
Evans: It goes back to the way I was raised. I'm young, but myparents were huge, huge country music fans. I was raised onlistening to Hank Snow and Loretta Lynn, singers like that. Ilearned how to sing that way. I also sang a ton of bluegrass. WhenI came out in the 90s, that was how I was labeled. My voice soundsthat way, especially on certain songs. I guess I'm drawn to thereal old fashioned side of me.
IPT: Songwriting is a big part of who you are as a professional.Tell us about that.
Evans: I definitely enjoy both (singing and songwriting) ...they go hand in hand for me. It's really an amazing process towrite song, demo it, go into the studio, and then put in on analbum. Then to release a single and perform it live on tour ... allfrom a crazy idea I had in my head. I'm really very passionateabout my songwriting and performing.
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IPT: Live or studio? Do you have a preference?
Evans: There's nothing like a live audience. It's the favoritepart of what I do. You get a high from it and such a feeling ofbeing loved and appreciated for all your hard work. I tell my fanshow much I appreciate them and how I realize they are spendingtheir hard earned money to hear me sing. It means the world tome.
IPT: You came to Idaho earlier this summer to perform at the newSun Valley outdoor pavilion...
Evans: I brought my kids and had all these plans to go horsebackriding and it poured down rain all weekend!
IPT: Do you look forward to your return?
Evans: I love Idaho, and especially Boise. It's one of myfavorite cities in the whole wide world ... so beautiful.

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The operator's manual may not contain the correct information about how the automatic parking function ("Auto-P") operates.
If the driver relies on information in the operator's omnual, vehicle rollaway or movement may occur, increasing the risk of a crash.
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Jayco will notify owners, and Mercedes-Benz or Freightliner Sprinter dealers will provide the correct description of the Auto-P function for the operator's manual free of charge.
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This recall is expected to begin June 12, 2020.
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VANCOUVER, British Columbia, April  21, 2020  (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Qwest Investment Fund Management Ltd. (the Manager), the manager of the Qwest Energy Canadian Resource Class, a class of shares of Qwest Funds Corp. (the Fund), announced today that it intends to terminate the Fund effective on or about June 25, 2020.  The decision to terminate the Fund was based on Canadian investors continuing disinterest in oil and gas sector investments and the Funds small assets under management.
The Manager will send a notice to each investor regarding the termination.  Existing shareholders of the Fund will be able to redeem their shares of the Fund prior to the termination date.  No further purchases of the Fund will be accepted.  Each shareholder remaining on the date of the termination will receive cash in the amount equivalent to the net asset value per Fund share multiplied by the number of shares of the Fund held by such shareholder.
About Qwest Investment Fund Management Ltd.
Qwest Investment Fund Management Ltd. is the registered portfolio management firm that provides management and portfolio advisory services to the investment funds offered by the Qwest group of companies, including the Qwest Energy Canadian Resource Class, AlphaDelta Tactical Growth Class, AlphaDelta Canadian Focused Equity Class, AlphaDelta Canadian Growth of Dividend Income Class and AlphaDelta Growth of Dividend Income Class of Qwest Funds Corp.
For further information please contact:
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Qwest Communications International Inc. Tuesday posted a fourth-quarter loss on weaker-than-expected revenues, and warned that its 2002 revenues would be at the low-end of its earlier target.
The company blamed the soft economy, saying it hurt sales of telephone access lines and long-distance transmission services.
Shares of Qwest , the dominant local telephone company in 14 states from Minnesota to Washington, fell 70 cents, or 5.67 percent, to $11.65 in midday trading on the New York Stock Exchange. The stock has fallen about 70 percent over the past 12 months, underperforming the North American Telecommunications Index by about 57 percent.
In the fourth quarter, Qwest said the weak economy caused residential customers to disconnect telephone lines, and businesses to delay or reduce spending on long-distance services. Even once-booming segments such as data services saw slower growth.
Qwest and other fiber-optic network operators have been hurt by a glut of network capacity, slack demand and declining rates for voice and data transmission services. Rival Global Crossing Ltd. filed for bankruptcy protection, while Level 3 Communications posted a $3.3 billion loss in the fourth quarter.
"I'm hoping we will see the worst behind us, although Q1 will still probably be a light quarter," Qwest Chairman Joseph Nacchio said in a conference call with analysts and reporters. "We have some modest signs that the economy in our 14 state region is bottoming out."
FOURTH QUARTER FALLS SHORT OF FORECASTS
In the fourth quarter, Qwest reported a net loss of $516 million, or 31 cents a share, compared with a net loss of $116 million, or 7 cents a share, a year earlier.
On a pro forma basis, it had a deeper-than-expected loss of 7 cents a share, compared with a profit of 16 cents a share a year before. The results are adjusted for its acquisition of U S West Inc. and exclude one-time restructuring charges and other items.
Wall Street analysts had expected Qwest to post a loss of 6 cents a share, according to research firm Thomson Financial/First Call.
Revenues dropped 6 percent to $4.70 billion from $5.02 billion, mainly due to reduced sales of fiber optic capacity on its network and Internet equipment. Analysts had expected revenues to be $4.78 billion, according to First Call.
"As with the other RBOCs (regional local telephone companies) reporting thusfar, results were disappointing mostly due to the economy but also wireless substitution," said CS First Boston analyst Dan Reingold.
"It is clear the operating environment in both local and LD (long distance) remains tough given the slow economy and continued competitive pressures in LD," Reingold said.
REVENUES WILL BE AT LOW-END OF GOAL
In a conference call with analysts and reporters, Nacchio said 2002 revenues would be "at, or near, the low end" of the $19.4 billion to $19.8 billion forecast it gave just six weeks ago. Qwest had 2001 revenues of $19.74 billion.
Qwest has seen a sharp and fast decline in its business. As recently as September the company expected 2002 revenue growth in the high single digits. It previously predicted growth of 14 percent to 15 percent.
The expected weakness in revenues could call into question the rest of Qwest's growth targets, analysts said.
Qwest's goal to have 2002 EBITDA (earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization) of $7.1 billion to $7.3 billion "will be tough to achieve," said Merrill Lynch analyst Adam Quinton.
Qwest said it would tightly control expenses, and futher cut its 2002 capital spending budget to to a range of $4.0 billion to $4.2 billion. That is slightly lower than its previous forecast of $4.2 billion to $4.3 billion, and down sharply from its original spending forecast of $7.5 billion. Qwest's capital spending was $8.54 billion in 2001.
Michael Bowen, an analyst with SoundView Technology Group, said "there may be more cuts in store" as the company tries to control spending and reach its goal of being free-cash-flow positive in the second quarter of 2002 and beyond. Bowen expects Qwest's capital expenditures will be only $3.7 billion for the year.
In addition to cutting expenses, Qwest said it may sell wireless assets, telephone access lines, or its DEX directory publishing business to help cut debt by $1.5 billion to $2 billion. Excluding these sales, Qwest expects to end the year with $24.9 billion in debt.
TELEPHONE LINES DROP, LONG-DISTANCE SALES PLUNGE
During the fourth quarter, local services revenue fell 2 percent. The company said it failed to complete the network installation for two large state contracts and could not book those revenues in the fourth quarter. Sales of long-distance voice and data services plunged 19 percent.
Consumer revenues rose more than 3 percent, or $48 million, compared with the fourth quarter of 2000, with growth in DSL and wireless services, offset by a decline in access lines of 3 percent. Commercial services revenue fell 14 percent due to a decline in sales in optical network capacity Internet equipment sales.
It ended the year with 448,000 high-speed digital subscriber line (DSL) customers, a nearly 74 percent increase from the end of 2000 and slightly above the company's target of 430,000. Nacchio said DSL growth would have been even stronger if it had not faced problems coordinating installations with its Internet partner Microsoft Corp.'s MSN.
Wireless telephone services revenues rose 42 percent from a year earlier to $211 million in the fourth quarter. Qwest added 40,000 wireless subscribers in the fourth quarter, according to analysts, and ended the year with 1.11 million customers, which was in line with Wall Street forecasts.
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Qwest Communications International Inc. Tuesday posted a fourth-quarter loss on weaker-than-expected revenues, and warned that its 2002 revenues would be at the low-end of its earlier target.