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Research In Motion Ltd., the troubled maker of the BlackBerry smartphone, is in talks to hire a financial adviser to help it weigh strategic options, according to four people with knowledge of the matter.
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A former BP Plc worker taking part in its employee savings plan sued the U.K. oil company and a U.S. affiliate, claiming they wrongly kept declining depositary receipts in the plan portfolio after the Gulf of Mexico spill.
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Spansion Inc. lost a patent- infringement ruling in its efforts to block imports of devices that contain Samsung Electronics Co. flash-memory chips.
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UBS AG, Switzerland’s biggest bank, said it may be unprofitable in the third quarter after a $2 billion loss from unauthorized trading at its investment bank.
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Spansion Inc. lost a patent- infringement ruling in its efforts to block imports of devices that contain Samsung Electronics Co. flash-memory chips.
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Sharp Corp., Samsung Electronics Co., and six other makers of liquid crystal display panels used in computers and televisions agreed to pay $388 million to settle price-fixing claims by direct purchasers of the products.
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Eastman Kodak Co., seeking to generate cash from its intellectual property, has signed confidentiality agreements with numerous potential buyers of patents it put up for sale last month, Chief Executive Officer Antonio Perez said.
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Intel Corp . and Samsung Electronics Co., the world’s two-largest chip companies, may compete to acquire Infineon Technologies AG’s mobile-phone business, according to Citigroup.
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New York Attorney General Andrew M. Cuomo is seeking to recover damages from Samsung Electronics Co. and other manufacturers accused of colluding to fix prices of the liquid-crystal displays used in televisions, computers and mobile phones.
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Infineon Technologies AG , Europe’s second-largest chipmaker, is seeking about 1.5 billion euros ($1.98 billion) for its wireless business, two people with direct knowledge of the discussions said.
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