AP - Mobile e-mail startup Visto Corp. has sued Microsoft Corp. for allegedly infringing on three of its patents related to how information is handled between servers and handheld devices such as cellular phones.
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Energy prices jumped Monday as traders bet that troubles in oil-producing nations Nigeria and Iran would constrict the supply …
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Lower-level, but senior, military officers from the two sides met last month at a border truce village and agreed on resuming the generals’ talks, which had been suspended since June, 2004.
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Britain favors drawing the United States into new talks with Iran over its nuclear program and may float such a plan Monday at …
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Microsoft Corp. scored an important win against rival Google Inc. over the weekend, as Amazon.com began using its technology to power the Internet retailer’s A9 search unit.
Reuters - U.S. stock futures were lower,
pointing to a softer market opening on Tuesday, after a sales
warning from discount retailer Target Corp. late Monday
rattled optimism about strong holiday spending.
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AP - Alcatel SA and Lucent Technologies Inc. announced Sunday that the French telecommunications equipment maker had agreed to buy its U.S. rival in order to form a major new global player in the industry. About 8,800 jobs will be cut.
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Bush said after talks with Kagame that the Rwandan leader said he was “concerned about whether or not the United States will honor its commitments.”
Disgraced scientist Hwang Woo-suk asked his fellow South Koreans for forgiveness Thursday at his first public appearance in …
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TOKYO (Reuters) - The Nikkei share average rose 2.31 percent, its biggest one-day percentage gain in three months, on Thursday as investors returned to Toyota Motor Corp. and other top firms after sharp falls and an unprecedented early market closure the previous day.
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