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360. Alcatel-Lucent

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Financials: Latest Results

Rank: 360 (Previous rank: 325)
CEO: Ben Verwaayen
Employees: 77,717
Address: 54 Rue la Boétie
Paris, 75008
Country: France
Website: www.alcatel-lucent.com

	$ millions	% change from 2007
Revenues	24,859.2	0.9
Profits	-7,633.1	-
Assets	37,962.3	—
Stockholders' equity	6,439.9	—

Profits as % of
Revenues	-30.7
Assets	-20.1

Industry: Network and Other Communications Equipment

Rank	Company	Global 500 rank	Revenues ($ millions)
1	Nokia	85	74,223.5
2	Cisco Systems	191	39,540.0
3	L.M. Ericsson	265	31,688.4


4	Motorola	282	30,146.0
5	Alcatel-Lucent	360	24,859.2

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