Now that Nortel is back to a "normal" financial reporting schedule, its second-quarter results will be out Aug. 3. They should provide some more insight into a couple key areas such as how much progress the company is making in the enterprise market; the state of the wireless and optical markets, and any contribution by PEC Solutions, which was picked up earlier this year for $448-million. Maybe Nortel will offer a counter-rebuttal to some of the comments made recently by ex-COO Gary Daichendt, who made it clear it was a difference "style" rather than strategy that prompted his resignation last month. So far, Nortel has taken the high ground in the embarassing divorce but maybe Daichendt has changed the rules with his outburst.