Source: Bloomberg
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Court rules that Apple did not violate Motorola patents
Apple did not violate a push notifications patent held by the Google-owned Motorola Mobility according to a ruling posted today by the United States Court of Appeals for the Federal...
Despite Beats sale, HTC posts second consecutive operating loss
HTC just posted another operating loss of NT$1.56 billion ($52 million), but managed a small net profit of NT$310 million ($10.3 million) selling its remaining shares of Beats. Though the Taiwanese company...
Twitter shares continue to soar, valued at almost $40 million
Twitter held its initial public offering last month at $26. Since then the stock has increased by 169%, valuing the company almost $40 million. Investors are confident that Twitter can attract...
Apple-backed consortium reportedly planning to sell off patent portfolio
Rockstar, a consortium backed by Apple, Microsoft, Sony, and other tech giants, is planning to sell off most of its patent portfolio. The group beat Google in a bidding war for...
Sony to sell Gracenote to Tribune for $170 million
Sony Corp. of America has agreed to sell its Gracenote music metadata business to the Tribune media conglomerate for $170 million. Gracenote maintains a database of music data that’s used by...
Warren Buffett dives into wind power
Why is everybody making such a fuss about the latest Warren Buffett wind power purchase? The new order is big news for Siemens, which thanks to Buffett gets to win the...
Major U.S. offshore wind farm built off Massachusetts Coast
Spurred by the impending expiration of a federal tax credit that could be worth $780 million,Cape Wind, the long-sought giant wind farm off the Massachusetts coast, is apparently now under...
Norway rejects Bitcoin as a legitimate currency, will treat savings as taxable assets
Governments are beginning to take a stance on Bitcoin, the latest being Norway, where the director general of taxation has said that the crypto-currency "doesn't fall under the usual definition of...
Verizon could announce Intel TV deal as early as next week
Verizon is close to inking a deal with Intel to buy the chip maker’s yet-to-be launched online TV service OnCue. Intel originally planned to launch the service by the end of...
Adobe shares fly to record heights on the cloud
Adobe’s fourth-quarter profit fell and its overall revenue shrank, it reported Thursday. But its shares are soaring to a record today, thanks to some cloudy news. The cloud we speak of is where...
Google’s reported chip plans could hurt Intel
Another potential cloud has appeared on the horizon for Intel and its server-chip business as Google is reportedly considering making its own server chips, using a design from British firm ARM...
Bendable smartphones won’t be coming any time soon
Mass-produced mobile devices with flexible, and eventually foldable, screens may be as far as a decade away, according to Max McDaniel, chief marketing officer of Applied Materials's display business group....
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