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Posted by Dale Buss on December 4, 2012 09:01 AM

Microsoft denied "Killer Instinct" trademark, as Microsoft-Google patent fight rests on "fairness" definition and Motorola is denied injuction against Microsoft in patent suit. Microsoft-Intel push to combat Apple in tablet space, meanwhile, seen as "sputtering."
American Suzuki forges ahead with incentives amid US wind down.
Apple wins six new design patents, sees increasing pricing tension with retailers and Steve Jobs bio pic starring Ashton Kutcher heading to Sundance.
Applebee's plans to open "green" restaurant in New York's Harlem where Hot Bread Kitchen is a rising local brand.
Balenciaga hires designer Alexander Wang as creative chief.
Baxter agrees to buy medical-equipment maker Gambro in company's biggest acquisition.Continue reading...
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Posted by Dale Buss on January 26, 2012 09:02 AM

Acura makes the Sundance Festival a stage.
Airbus fixes cracked A380 wings as fault found.
Facebook marketer Buddy Media finds business is booming.
GE finds in study that shared content ranks higher with consumers than paid placement.
GM CEO offers resolute defense of Volt before Congress.
Illumina adopts poison pill against Roche.
J.C. Penney "reinvents" department-store retailing.
Netflix looks ahead as it returns to subscriber growth.Continue reading...
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Posted by Shirley Brady on September 12, 2011 06:35 PM

Al Gore prepares 24-hour global warming Climate Reality live-stream event.
Angry Birds spurs 1M t-shirts and 1M plush toy sales per month for Rovio.
AT&T will use plant-based packaging for accessories as Coca-Cola's PlantBottle arrives on UK shelves.
Bank of America announces 30,000 job cuts.
Boston Globe newspaper puts up online paywall.
British American Tobacco gears up for legal battle vs. the Australian government.
Broadcom bets on web traffic for mobile with $3.7 billion NetLogic deal.
Glenn Beck says his new TV network is "not for slugs."
Google - just another ad company?
Groupon sued by its own employees.Continue reading...
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