A new issue had arisen between the epic patent infringement battle between Samsung and Apple. A judge has found that Samsung violated a court ordered agreement as to the secrecy of Apple documentation filed on the case.
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EU seeking creation of bank to oversee banks in the EU
Germany's coalition government formalized a measure to provide funds and expertise for a European bank to manage the loan agreements and if necessitated, closure of banks.
BT to show all UEFA games, leaving Sky in the cold
New broadcasting firm BT acquired exclusive rights to broadcast UEFA football games. BT had scored a coup in the multibillion pound sports broadcasting market.
Deutsche Bank loan issue overshadowed by new agreements
Deutsche Bank AG said that new rules would not foster business but in the past week alone it had agreed on a couple of business related loans.
NYSE now leading tech IPO listing race against NASDAQ
Since the Facebook bungle, Nasdaq had been hard pressed to recover to list more tech IPO stocks in its fold.
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Cargill India to construct industrial factories located in Punjab. Cargill, the agriculture firm, announced recently the preparedness in constructing INR 100 crore ultra modern feed plant located int he Malwa belt in Punjab.
Employment, salaries, automotive and other industries grow after the sixteen day US government furlough.
Retail giant Lulu Hypermarkets, under the leadership Yussuffali MA is expanding to Asia, North Africa and Middle East.
Newly named BlackBerry executive chairman and interim CEO John Chen doesn't doubt the Canadian company's ability to make a comeback.
SAC's first public statement after pleading guilty was criticized for lack of contrition. SAC Capital Advisors was criticized for its lack of contrition after pleading guilty on four counts of securities fraud and one count of wire fraud.
Investors were positive that BlackBerry can make a comeback, but in the meantime stakeholders especially employees are taking the brunt of the crisis.
Lawyers for Major League Baseball and Alex Rodriguez argue as to jurisdiction of the case, if it were in federal court or state court.
Depending on their risk interpretation of the current debt situation of JCPenney under new CEO Mike Ullman.
BlackBerry rejected proposals to break-up and sell all or parts of the Canadian company. BlackBerry Ltd's board rejected proposals to break-up the Canadian smartphone company, saying that it is currently not in the best interest of all of its stakeholders.
