American Samoa News
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A three-plane Samoan airline charging passengers based on their weight seems unlikely to inspire imitators among the world’s largest carriers.
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Cisco Systems Inc., the world’s largest maker of networking equipment, must pay patent-licenser XpertUniverse Inc. $70 million in civil fraud damages in connection with a failed partnership, a federal jury decided.
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The U.S. and Canada mark the beginning of daylight saving time this weekend as clocks are turned forward one hour.
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Pacific International Lines Ltd., a Singapore-based freighter company, agreed to plead guilty to failing to track oily waste from a ship and to other pollution- related charges.
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Short line railroads, the government of American Samoa and owners of Nascar tracks are among a diverse group that may encounter added resistance in a drive to protect billions of dollars in U.S. tax breaks.
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American Samoa and Washington, D.C., were the worst U.S. markets for insurers in 2009 as foreclosures and a tsunami in the South Pacific triggered customer payouts.
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Sanford Ltd., New Zealand’s second- biggest fishing company, was fined $1.9 million by a U.S. judge for dumping oil waste at sea and covering up its actions.
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Sanford Ltd., New Zealand’s second- biggest fishing company, was fined $1.9 million by a U.S. judge for dumping oil waste at sea and covering up its actions.
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David Myers was at the epicenter of one of the biggest corporate frauds in U.S. history. Now the former WorldCom Inc. controller is rebuilding his life a decade later with the help of the federal government.
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Sanford Ltd., New Zealand’s second- biggest fishing company, was convicted in a U.S. court in Washington of dumping oil waste at sea and covering up its actions.
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