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WORLDCOM, INC. AND SUBSIDIARIES CONSOLIDATED STATEMENTS OF<br />
OPERATIONS (Unaudited. In Millions, Except Per Share Data)<br />
For the Three Months Ended March 31,<br />
2000 1999<br />
Revenues $ 9,978 $ 9,122<br />
Operating expenses:<br />
Line costs 4,092 4,137<br />
Selling, general & admin<br />
Depreciation and amort.<br />
2,299<br />
1,147<br />
2,374<br />
1,101<br />
Total 7,538 7,612<br />
Operating income 2,440 1,510<br />
Other income (expense):<br />
Interest expense (218) (272)<br />
Miscellaneous 111 (26)<br />
Income before income taxes &<br />
minority interests 2,333 1,212<br />
Provision for income taxes 953 547<br />
Income before<br />
minority interests 1,380 665<br />
Minority interests (79) 65<br />
Net income<br />
Distributions on subsidiary trust<br />
1,301 730<br />
and other mandatorily<br />
redeemable preferred securities 16 16<br />
Preferred dividend requirement 1 2<br />
Net income applicable to<br />
common shareholders $ 1,284 $ 712<br />
2. Second Quarter 2000<br />
61. On July 27, 2000, WorldCom issued a Press Release for its Second<br />
Quarter 2000 financial results. WorldCom represented that it had “solid<br />
pr<strong>of</strong>itability gains in the second quarter ended June 30, 2000, driven by revenue<br />
increases in data, Internet and international services, combined with declining<br />
access and technology costs.” WorldCom also recognized in the quarter a “onetime<br />
after tax charges <strong>of</strong> $55 million associated with the termination <strong>of</strong> its merger<br />
agreement with Sprint.” WorldCom further represented that for “comparative<br />
purposes, the discussion <strong>of</strong> [financial] results excludes this non-recurring charge.”<br />
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COMPLAINT