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  Cybersecurity Starts in High School with Tomorrow’s Hires

  Five dozen teenagers hunched over computers in a hotel conference room near Washington, decrypting codes, cleaning malware and fending off network intrusions to score points in the finals of a national cybersecurity contest.

• Princeton Names Insider Provost Eisgruber as Next President

  Princeton University named Christopher Eisgruber, a constitutional scholar and provost of the Ivy League school since 2004, as its 20th president.

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  Einhorn’s Swaps Boosting Marvell Bet Exposed by Buyback

  David Einhorn, the hedge-fund manager who oversees $8.8 billion, relied on derivatives earlier this year to raise his bet on Marvell Technology Group Ltd. without falling under regulations designed for corporate insiders.

• Lockhart Calls Unfounded the View That Fed Monetizes U.S. Debt

  Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta President Dennis Lockhart rebutted critics of the central bank who say its policies are monetizing the national debt or encouraging more deficit spending.

• Bill Gates Invests in Battery Maker Aquion Energy

  Bill Gates, the world’s second- richest man, has invested in battery maker Aquion Energy Inc. in his third bet on an energy storage startup since 2011.

• Marvell, Dish, Youku Tudou, Boeing: Intellectual Property

  Carnegie Mellon University has filed papers requesting an increase of a $1.7 billion patent infringement damages award against Marvell Technology Group Ltd.

• Marvell, Dish, Youku Tudou, Boeing: Intellectual Property

  Carnegie Mellon University has filed papers requesting an increase of a $1.7 billion patent infringement damages award against Marvell Technology Group Ltd.

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  Marvell to Seek to Void $1.17 Billion Patent Verdict

  Marvell Technology Group Ltd. said it will seek to overturn a $1.17 billion jury verdict, one of the biggest awards on record, for infringing integrated-circuit patents held by Carnegie Mellon University.

• U.S. Battery, Plug-in Car Push Costs Exceed Rewards, Study Shows

  U.S. government incentives to spur a market for battery-powered autos aren’t a cost-effective way to cut oil use and tailpipe emissions compared with boosting sales of hybrids and plug-in cars that go short distances on electricity, a study said.

• Marvell, Adidas, Mumford & Sons: Intellectual Property

  A U.S. jury said Marvell Technology Group Ltd. should pay $1.17 billion in damages that may be tripled for infringing patents for integrated-circuit technology held by Carnegie Mellon University.

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